St Mungo Museum Glasgow

St Mungo Museum of Religious Life & Art is 0.6 of a mile west of Glasgow centre, next to Glasgow Cathedral, Postcode: G4 0RH, Free to visit.

The Museum is on the Tour Bus route, or East Side attractions walking route with phone maps.

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The Museum Building is not as old as it looks, being built in Scottish Baronial Style in 1989. The Building was constructed to look like it had been there since the 1700s, to serve as the Bishops Castle.

The Galleries have Displays, Artefacts and Works of Art.

The Museum shows the importance of Religion across the World, and through Time. The Venue, aims to promote understanding between different Faiths, and of None.

Next to the St Mungo Museum is Glasgow Cathedral, another popular attraction in this area with FREE Admission.

The Necropolis, with its Elaborate Grave Stones, sitting high above the Cathedral, also attracts many visitors.

The Provand's Lordship, one of the oldest Houses in Glasgow, now a Museum, is just across the road, to the left in the image top, also with Free Admission.

The Cathedral House Hotel is just to the right in the image top, ideal for meals and drinks.