Glasgow Cathedral is one of Scotland's underrated architectural treasures. Now rather detached from the heart of the city centre, it is also a lot less busy than many large cathedrals in other British cities. Ideal for visitors who also appreciate a sense of quiet reverence! The Cathedral is next to the St Mungo Museum of Religious Life, which includes a... more

This beautiful Cathedral is said to be the oldest building in Glasgow. It has visible features remaining from the earlier versions of the churches on this site including a chapel that dates back to the 1200's. Whether your interest lies in the architecture or in the history, this place is really spectacular. We arrived early and were treated to an... more

I am always caught speachless when I enter a really amazing cathedral and the Glasgow Cathedral is no exception. From its soaring ceilings to its magnificent stained glass windows, this is definately a must see while in Glasgow. Another bonus is that you are allowed to freely take pictures in the cathedral. A massive, beautiful experience! more

We first saw the Cathedral on a wet afternoon from a tourbus. Even in the rain it looked interesting so we went back and it was well worth the little walk up from the centre. Although it is a cathedral, it seems quite an unstuffy sort of place and it was very nice to see it on a lovely sunny... more

it's a beautiful building, I love to visit, even if I am a local! more

Glasgow Cathedral is a must see! The building is beautiful, especially if you go on one of the rare sunny days. Be sure to walk around the grounds, and if possible, walk to the top of the nacropolis behind the cathedral for a spectacular view of the cathedral on one side and the city on the other. The cathedral is... more