The landmark is the only that was extant all throughout the Scottish reformation.The cathedral reflects the pre-reformation Gothic architecture and is one of the few places where you can enjoy some quietude despite the lively buzz in the city centre.
The Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum is not only Glasgow's gem. It is also the premier art gallery and museum in the whole of Scotland. The artifacts are housed in an impressive red sandstoned building. First opened in 1901, the museum opened doors to an enthusiastic public after its renovation in 2006. There are over 8000 objects housed within this special museum. You can also come upon an impressive collection of numerous paintings by renowned artists like Van Gogh and Picasso
This social history museum weaves around the story of many famous people in Glasgow. This social history museum stands in the city right from the year 1750. You can catch glimpses of history paintings by the renowned artist Ken Currie. Couple your visit to the people's palace with a stopover at the beautiful Victorian glasshouse, Winter Gardens. While away some time by the Doulton fountain, the world's largest terracotta fountain.
The Cathedral is located at 300 Great Western Road, Glasgow G4 9JB in Scotland. It is the mother church to the united Diocese of Glasgow and Galloway in the Scottish Episcopal Church, which is in full membership of the world-wide Anglican Communion. You can visit the church at any time of the year.
The Greek Orthodox Cathedral of St. Luke the Evangelist is the spiritual and community centre for Greeks from mainland Greece and Cyprus. It is one of three Orthodox Churches and the only Orthodox Cathedral in Scotland. It also serves all other Orthodox communities in Glasgow, such as Serbs, Romanians, Russians etc. The cathedral welcomes visitors of all denominations throughout the year, the traditional Easter service being a particularly well attended event, whilst the cathedral's participation in Glasgow's annual Doors Open Day provides visitors with another opportunity to visit this historic building.
Although quiet a wee place, Lily's Coffe Shop is a top place to lunch with a fusing blend of east and west. You will have a good selection of lunch and snacks, soup and a sandwich which is tasty and filling. The fresh chinese food served with fruits and salads is outstanding.
Charles Rennie Mackintosh was a talented Scottish architect and designer who have contributed greatly to the designs many building in Glasgow. He was born in 1868. He had a huge influence on Scottish and European architect and design.The following are the top 10 Charles Rennie Mackintosh buildings: Glasgow School of Art, Mackintosh House, The Willow Tea Rooms, Ruchill Church Hall, Queens Cross Church, Martyrs' Public School, The Lighthouse, Daily Record Building, Scotland Street School and House for an Art Lover.