This is amazing, weird I know, if you take a guide they will explain why Glasgow has contributed so much to the world by exposing the history of the people buried here.

Well worth a visit. A bit of a climb up the hill but the view of the city from the top is quite stunning. The monuments were so interesting too.

This place has an interesting history and the magnificient view because it is uphill. Especially in winter you can see the whole panorama of Glasgow. Also it is very tranquil place to walk around.

Visited here on Doors Open day. Did the guided tour, but you can wander about on your own. The guide pointed out several graves and mausoleums of great interest. It was good to learn the meanings of different architectural features. Makes it more interesting having a guide. the tour took over two hours but you could spend a lot longer.... More 

Practically in the city centre, this is a great place to stroll around and take in the ancient headstones. Great view from the top.

Very old cemetery that had a pecking order for burials. The more important you were, the higher up the hill you were interred. We were lucky as we tagged on to some students having a guided tour with a very knowledgable guide. If you can do this it is well worth it.

Worth the climb up the hill, to see a fantastic view of Glasgow ! Some interesting monuments to explore, and probably worth going with the guided tour to find out what's what ! We visited on. a warm septembers day, which helped !

Across from the Glasgow Cathedral, a really interesting cemetery with commemorative statues and markers, as well as grave markers. Sits on a hill overlooking the city. Worth a stroll. It's on a hill, so some effort required to walk.

Fascinating hilltop cemetry and resting place for Glasgow's "best".Great for lovers of civic history.