You are not likely to see this collection elsewhere and there is a lot worth taking in from the beacon Whistler through Sir John Lavery, Sir James Guthrie, ... And the Kelvingrove building itself is worth a visit.

Excellent place to visit. We spend most of our day inside the museum. Friendly staffs. Thank you. We will advise anyone to visit this place.

This is one of the most eclectic collections we have ever visited. We went mainly for the art but enjoyed all aspects. Great for kids too.

First an access tip - from downtown centre, e.g. Buchanan St or St. Enoch, take the subway inner circle (anti-clockwise) to Kelvinhall then walk east on Dumbarton Rd and you'll soon see the red stone edifice ahead in its park like grounds. Not many art...More

This place was amazing, packed with artefacts and paintings- a lovely, interesting place to visit and free! Loved the Glasgow Boys!

The Kelvingrove is a lovely little museum. It has lots of different things to see: visual art, fossils, organ, architecture, fashion.

Hi there, it is great. Good collection of C R Mackintosh artefacts. Not a had lunch at the downstairs cafe. The ground level one was a bit noisy.

The museum itself is a sight to see - a Spanish Baroque-style palace. it is enormous and most impressive. This is an excellent day out. It is free and full of interesting exhibits. The most impressive is the glorious Salvador Dali 'St John of the...More

On site parking at £1 for 4 hours is good although limited number of spaces, street parking is £1 per hour and plenty parking wardens on the prowl! Kelvingrove is a first class facility, free, good variety, spacious and will catch the attention of kids....More

For all that we had heard what a fabulous gallery the Kelvingrove is, for me it was the interior of the building itself that wowed, the art and museum artefacts less so although still plenty of interest (eg Rachel Ruysch flower paintings).I can see why...More