I was stunned. The museum is beautiful outside and inside. Great collections (with Dali's Christ on the Cross on display) and lots to see and experience. It's completely free, so make sure to go! On Sunday there is an organ recital around noon, which was also cool to see and hear.

Amazing, Walked through quickly. Great place for kids and souvenir shoppers. Very eclectic. The organ player was entertaining a crowd as we entered. An eclectic grouping grouping of collectibles. The museum is free with a donation box at the entrance. There is a cafe on the main level and a restaurant on the lower level. Both were crowded when we visited.

Walked through quickly. Great place for kids and souvenir shoppers. Very eclectic. The organ player was entertaining a crowd as we entered. An eclectic grouping grouping of collectibles. The museum is free with a donation box at the entrance. There is a cafe on the main level and a restaurant on the lower level. Both were crowded when we visited.

Beautiful and interesting gallery with many different exhibitions. Entry is free but they do appreciate donations. Come at 1pm to see the organists play in the main gallery square, wonder sounds that resound through the hall. Plenty of paid parking right outside the gallery though take note that the parking machines only accept coins.

Nice place to spend some time wandering around. A large selection of Scottish and world history on display inside and amazing building. Souvenir shop and cafe on site.

A very good gallery and museum, with a wide range of exhibits and artworks, historical artefacts and Scottish history. Several classic Old Master paintings, surprising for a municipal gallery. Some temporary exhibitions also. Worth listening to the organ recital in the grand hall at 13:00 every day.

Great selection of art, history and culture. Museum has free entry and is a great location to learn more about the city and the history. Good selection of exhibits. Would make a great day out for kids. Allow at least 2 hours for the visit. One of the best museums in Glasgow.

It’s so impressive. We attended the Sunday organ recital. It’s incredible that the organ sound hits you right as you enter the main hall on the ground floor. Children play and dance to organ music. The art and all artefacts are beautiful and help to experience history in an engaging and fun way!

This is one of the must see museum in Glasgow. It is a massive museum with magnificent art pieces and sculptures. The history of war and our forefathers is education itself. I visited it during Christmas time and just outside this museum an ice skating rink was set up for winter and it was awesome.

I was really surprised by the variety of items on display. It really is the best of both worlds, an art gallery plus a museum. Items from Egypt to modern times. Look at the photos on google maps and their website to see the vast assortment of items in the museum plus fantastic selection of art work in the gallery. At 1pm there was an organ recital, which was unexpected but well worth sitting down and listening to. If your legs get tired, there are 2 cafes, one in the main entrance with great views of the organ, plus a larger cafe downstairs. The prices were very reasonable. There is also a souvenir shop on the lower floor and plenty of toilets. I went by bus as there is a bus stop right outside but there is also a car park at the rear.

One of the best art galleries and museums in the world. Stunning paintings and the Mackintosh display is breath taking. But everywhere you look there's gorgeous stuff. And don't miss the Dali. Its out of the world. Where else would you sea a Spitfire and a dinosaur.

I have been coming to this museum since I was a child, I still find the stuffed animals slightly discomforting as I did when I first saw them when I was very young. The exhibitions continue to change and evolve to make best use of the exhibits, there are always the sounds of young excited children asking questions. There's lots to see and do and if you are lucky you can listen to the beautiful pipe organ being played at lunchtime. The staff are always friendly and helpful. The building itself is in beautiful condition set in a beautiful park near the University. There is reasonably priced parking on site, a coffee shop and a cafe. Go and see for yourself you will always see something new and learn someting interesting, it is free just as all the Glasgow museums are.

Kids absolutely loved going round all the exhibitions, amazing animals and Egyptian ones were their favourite. Kids section was fun although my kids were slightly older than what it was aimed for. Cafe was nice but not many choices for the kids, we ended up with soup and sandwiches for us and just chips for them. Service from the staff was great. Great grounds outside for walking and a play park (could be refreshed).

Absolutely wonderful museum and art gallery. For me the most stunning part is the building itself. Outside is good but inside is spectacular. Very helpful and friendly guides. No charge to enter except for special exhibitions. Quite similar to the Natural History museum in London but with art. We spent a few hours here and could easily have doubled it. Will be going back for more, that’s for certain!

Gorgeous Victorian architecture. It was the venue of the international exhibition in 1888. Free organ performance inside. The collections inside are very interesting as well, such as some cute pieces and modern arts (which will not get you bored)

Why is all the art of dead babies

Beautiful place. Enjoyed every second I spent here. Worth visiting if in Glasgow. Entry is free but a voluntary donation is appreciated.

A good old fashioned Museum & Art-Gallery. Lots of stuffed animals, Egyptology, archiology, and paintings. Quite a few galleries currently closed but can easily spend a couple of hours on a rainy day here and still come back again. The Dali painting Christ of Saint John of the Cross is worth seeing regardless of your beliefs. There is of course the compulsory cafe & shop. There's a reasonable amount of parking at the back but public transport should be considered especially if it's likely to be busy.

Absolutely wonderful museum with a huge range of artworks from international, national and Scottish artists. Also includes modern and contemporary works done more recently. Staff are incredibly friendly and would be happy to help and answer any questions you may have.

One of my favourite places in Glasgow for art and objects. Car parking and cafe on site. I saw a Van Gogh, close enough to touch. Amazing. Also hanging heads (in memory of those who lost their bodies :)

I visited this gallery today, we had to book our tickets online... the tickets were free, and you can give a donation once inside. All social distancing and track and trace in place, all staff wearing masks. The gallery was very open space, plenty of room to look around, not to crowded. The gallery was very clean and tidy, and plenty of staff around to help, staff were very friendly. A lot of new things to see, and plenty of the old favourites about... was a very enjoyable time... ticket lets you spend 2 hours in there. Would I revisit, yes 100%, would i recommend, again yes 100%

An absolute work of architectural art itself, this stunning museum has everything for kids and adults alike. A stunning interior and incredible events venue that I have been lucky enough to enjoy. A true landmark of Glasgow. Images copyright to Squinty Pixels

Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum opened in 1901 and quickly became one of the most popular attractions in Scotland. Within its distinctly Spanish Baroque building, there are 22 galleries housing one of the finest art collections in Europe. Highlights of the museum’s permanent collection include Salvador Dalí’s Christ of St John of the Cross, alongside works by Vincent van Gogh and Rembrandt.

Amazing free museum! Quite an interesting diversity that will content everybody! Loved the paintings sections and the Dali painting which is - for me - the highlight of the collection! But a lot of other pieces of art from sculptures to videos or objects; the Egyptian section really seemed to attract a lot of people! Went to it twice cause it’s huge and it’s highly advised to go during the week where the place was a lot quieter!

A great way to spend a rainy afternoon - it has a good range of exhibits including a "Mackintosh" selection and history of Glasgow. Its family friendly and entry is free. The building itself is beautiful and the inside reminiscent of "Night at the Museum". We didn't have time to try the cafe but the toilets were nice & clean.

Beautiful gallery with all sorts of things on display! It’s quite random and eclectic so you never get bored. Every day at 1 pm, and 3 pm on Sundays there is also a small lovely organ recital. Worth a visit, especially since it’s free and located next to a gorgeous park!

Small but varied art gallery. A really eclectic mix of things. The daily organ playing, the broad range of art and exhibits make this a really enjoyable place to visit. There are so many little things to see, but unlike some museums, it’s not overpowering. A special mention should go to the cafe with stunning biscuits and short bread. The staff were very polite.

Want to see it all.....a full day might do it! So much to see and experience. Thank you to the people of Scotland for providing free access to this wonderful collection. Be sure to leave a donation in one of the boxes near each entry point!.... Try to be around for the short organ recital usually around 1 pm.

Free entry. Great collection of art that is presented nicely. The museum section is also interesting. You can easily spend a few hours here. There are different types of interesting things to see here; animals, birds, insects, paintings, sculptures, guns, rocks, Egyptian artefacts.

First time visit and was pretty interesting. We have been to the museum in Edinburgh loads so keen to see what this one had to offer. Lots of interesting items and a good couple of hours spent. The guy playing the organ was a bonus and well worth seeing

It’s free no need for tickets - Amazing museum. I have been to a few museums around the world and this is up there with one of the bests. You can have a good family day out at this museum is located in the West End so once you’re finished there are plenty of places to eat from

Amazing museum. Shame that cafe are closed due to covid.

Fantastic museum, especially considering that it is completely free. Exhibits included the wildlife of Scotland (present and ancient), an ancient Egypt area, and a substantial art collection. Very impressive.

Marvellous museum and art gallery with plenty to see, enough for a two to three hour visit. The grand hall and organ is an impressive way to enter the building and there are plenty of navigational maps to help guide visitors. The art gallery collection has some internationally important paintings and there's an interesting room about the history of Glasgow.

Great to wander around again. No cafe. A few exhibits remain closed but enough for me to see today. I'll be back to visit the galleries upstairs. They've even got a Scottish Wild Haggis on display!! Love it 😉 Solo visitor.

Lovely time spot for a day spend. Enjoyed the museum and various real stuffed animals. Enlightens the history of UK and Egypt too. It's a place where we can study more things geographically. Main thing is it's a free entry.

Such an amazing museum. Loved every second of my time spent here. Would highly recommend, the detail of this museum is so incredible and interesting. I learned so much, so informative. It was a pleasure visiting.

Amazing place. Definitely you should visit this gallery if you are in Glasgow. Many masterpieces are collected there. I think minimum 2 hours you need to walk around. But better to have half of the day.

It may take more than an hour to properly see all, we only had 30 mins and wasn't enough

I really enjoyed my time at the museum. The museum is huge and there are many exhibitions to see. There are not only paintings, but also photographs, antiques, specimens of animals and plants, science and much more. While admiring the paintings, I discovered that many of the artists were from the local area of Glasgow. They showed the beauty of the city of Glasgow from ancient times to the present day in a different way. I had a great time and felt like I got to know the city a little better.

An excellent day out in Glasgow. This museum and art gallery is a must for all ages. Very good exhibitions. The cost of a visit is free but they do ask for a donation which is no hardship at all. Got the subway there which is only a 5 min walk away.

Wonderful building and fantastic exhibits. Spent whole day here. Lunch in the cafe which was superb and really good value. Went back later in the day for coffee/tea and homemade cake. The two shops had lovely quality goods at very reasonable prices. Staff were very helpful and extremely friendly. Highly recommend this for a day out

This is a must visit if you’re in Glasgow for a short time. Beautiful museum. When I visited, there was a person performing on the organ and a lot of people were there to listen so I suggest checking their website for details. My favourite exhibition was the photography exhibition by Eric Watt who captured Glasgow between the 50s-90s. Very touching documentary/street photography at its best. If you’re here don’t miss it!

Beautiful architecture & building! Try to time your visit with the 1pm organ recital. The antique built-in organ is huge & its music is wonderful. The exhibits are spread through 2 galleries. One has animals & a nature theme - great for kids.

It was beyond my expectation. It’s not only a museum with huge collection but it is well curated into exhibitions. The exhibitions are really interactive and interesting for both children and adults.

Magnificent architecture, amazing interior, endless beautiful artifacts in there. You need at least half a day to visit. Free entry. Close to the university. Just perfect.

Stunning history. There is no real order of artifacts, just a complication of works or eras. Be prepared to spend 2 to 3 hours if you walk through here and read all the details. Cafe isn't bad either. Good experience.

Good collection of art, sculptures, marine life and the history of the land. Most knowledgeable place, I have seen a number of sections in the museum which describes in a way children and students understand... They can get the best experience & learning out of this. Its a must visit place when you travel to Glasgow.

First visit in many years since I was very young. Lots to learn about art, history and the world of nature. Some really great exhibits and information. Free entry was a bonus and parking costs were reasonable. Absolutely beautiful architecture and facilities.

The Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum is a free museum that I loved going to growing up and I like that the different sections of the museum make it feel more like multiple individual museums in the main building. The building itself is very beautiful and it's historic, and it's a great place to visit no matter what season it is, I personally liked going there in the winter and seeing the frost on the windows and that was so nice to see especially since the indoors is always at a comfortable temperature. One of my favourite places in Kelvingrove Museum is seeing the taxidermy, especially of the animals that are now extinct as it offers an up-close experience of the animals and helps to gain a fuller understanding of what the world used to look like before and compare that to now and looking at the features of the animals and understand how they survived back then.

Huge museum, i was impressed about the building how big it is. Divided by 2 side and 2 colors, i think we spent at least 4 h just to see every room. If you have passion for art this is your place to visit.

Free entry to revisit the past. The gallery starts with Scottish arts and then takes you through past histories carefully collected from around the world. It has an animal section which might interest kids. If you happen to be there around 1pm, do not miss the piano performance by the hall. Amazing experience!

Enjoyed a wet afternoon here, great to be out of the rain. Parking very reasonable. Once inside - amazing. Unfortunately we missed the organist and will need to come back.

Really enjoyed this museum and it is free! Lots of different things to look at, from dinasours and animals to Egyptian mummies and war history. The organ player was great, he actually played the barbie theme tune and Elvis fools rush in along with a few other hits. Good for kids above the age of 4. They have a good sized cafe that also sells wine and beer. There are a couple of gift shops with reasonably priced gifts.

It's perfect! It's a must to visit in Glasgow. The organ recital at 1pm (3pm on Sunday) is amazing. I really enjoyed with the Art Noveau section and Mackintosh in the ground floor. Even there is a Dali's painting on the first floor. And the spitfire in the west court is totally unexpected. I hope to come back because and discover more parts of this interesting museum.

A very good museum. Not overly crowded with exhibits so there is room to just look around and enjoy the ambience. Pretty good coffee too, always a reasonable measure of a places worth. Well worth a visit.

One of my favourite museums in the world, I visit every time I find myself in Glasgow! If you are lucky, you might stumble upon a recital on their massive pipe organ - it was an excellent experience when I did, a lovely surprise. Also a must see is the gorgeous painting "Christ of Saint John of the Cross", by Salvador Dali. Unfortunately it was away on a loan the last time I visited - hopefully I'll see it on my next trip there!

This museum is amazing knowledge sources. We can learn from ancient Egypt until the modern design and the interaction of human and nature. It is an inclusive museum for anybody, any age, without any barriers. Learning on how human interacted and expressed their thoughts, ideas for their interests, existences, and signatures made us live. Must visit!

Lovely museum and has a large interactive area for kids. Loved the gift shop. Was a Linda McCartney photo exhibit while we were there, fascinating. There is a restaurant on first floor and snacks on second. The building outside should be admired also.

Definitely a must for anyone visiting Glasgow. The building is split into halves, with a natural history side and an art and expression side. There's lots to learn about Scottish culture, Flora and fauna and history. The gift shop downstairs is also really good for souvenirs with a focus on more artistic items and less of the usual cheesy tartan nonsense. There's a cloakroom downstairs too that for £1 per person will allow you to store suitcases and bags.

Well worth a visit - or even 2. We arrived at 10am and enjoyed some of the exhibits and the wonderful organ recital. Sadly we didn't have enough time to see all of the museum- so we'll be back to see the rest when we're next in Glasgow.

Really good and interesting place to spend a few hours viewing the art and exhibits. They also have an organ recital most days around lunchtime and gets quite busy then, want a seat, get there early! Couple of shops inside and places to eat and drink, all in all well worth a visit.

Great day out and it’s FREE!! There is always something new to discover here. There is also additional exhibits on which you may need to pay for. Can easily spend a good few hours here. Great for when the weather is a bit wet.

Wonderful smell, amazing atmosphere. This is my childhood haunt and such a great place to visit. Some great painting. All rounded off nicely by the lovely people of Glasgow.

One of my favourite places to go I appreciated the the artwork more than the natural history, wish there was more Scottish artwork, it is very good. The vegetarian cafe on the ground floor is good and slightly pricey main course and drink for under a tenner the haggis burger was OK, had better burgers, not enough thought went into it I preffered the coleslaw, chips and ketchup, the apple juice tasted nice perhaps the fact that I paid a bit more made it taste nicer but who knows let me know if you agree. Staff were very kind. I also saw a few fruit flies that may be due to me sitting in the glass area.

This is the best museum I've been to. So many gallieries and exhibitions from all over the world. Paintings, wildlife, armors/equipment, prehistoric animals and many more,. So much to see and discover. The best thing about it - the entrance is free.

I am from New York and visit London a great deal and am constantly at the Met, the Museum of Natural History, the British Museum, etc. Whenever I go to a new location the first thing I do is head to its big museum. The Kelvingrove is as good as any I've been to. I can't think of anything I've seen elsewhere that isn't represented here in some fashion. Sri Lankan masks, Chinese figurines, Viking gold, birds and animals both modern and ancient, paintings, Egyptian mummies, a statue of Elvis, it's all here. They've even got an actual Spitfire hanging from the ceiling! This is the only place in Scotland I went to twice on back-to-back days. The building itself is interesting and you will certainly find many, many things to spend your time gawking at.

Excellent and fun museum. Brilliant exhibitions and an incredible painting collection.

Great pieces of Art worth seeing inside, it’s free entry. The organ plays daily at 1:15pm I think and it’s definitely worth listening to

Very interesting museum

I have been going to the museum with my family as a young girl and again with my own family and friends. I never tire of visiting and have still never managed to see all of it on one visit. Which means I go back again and again.

(Translated by Google) Glasgow developed from the diocese of Glasgow in the Middle Ages and later founded the University of Glasglow, which contributed to Scottish enlightenment. Since the 18th century, the city has become Europe's main relationship in trade with America. With the Industrial Revolution, the city and the surrounding area became one of the centers of shipbuilding engineering, making many famous ships. Glasgow was also known as the Second City of Great Britain in Victorian times. Now, it is one of the 20 economic centers in Europe and a place where many Scots do business. In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, Glasgow's population increased by more than 1 million, and was the fourth largest city in Europe, after London, Paris and Berlin. In 1960, the relocation of a new city outside the city, followed by successful changes that had reduced the population of Glasgow to 629,501, although 1,749,154 people lived in the urban areas surrounding the city, according to the 2001 census. (Original) Glasgow berkembang dari keuskupan Glasgow pada abad pertengahan dan nantinya didirikannya Universitas Glasglow, di mana menyumbang dalam pencerahan Skotlandia. Sejak abad ke 18, kota ini telah menjadi hubungan utama Eropa dalam perdagangan dengan Amerika. Dengan adanya Revolusi Industri, kota ini dan daerah disekitarnya menjadi salah satu pusat teknik pembuatan kapal,membuat banyak kapal yang terkenal. Glasgow juga diketahui sebagai Kota Kedua dari Britania Raya pada zaman Victoria.Sekarang, ini adalah salah satu dari 20 pusat perekonomian di Eropa dan tempat di mana banyak orang Skotlandia berbisnis. Pada akhir abad ke 19 dan awal abad ke 20, populasi Glasgow meningkat melebihi 1 juta, dan adalah kota terbesar keempat di Eropa, setelah London, Paris dan Berlin. Pada tahun 1960, terjadi relokasi kota baru di luar kota itu, diikuti dengan kesuksesan perubahan yang telah mengurangi populasi Glasgow menjadi 629,501 walaupun 1,749,154 jiwa tinggal di daerah konurbansi yang mengelilingi kota, berdasarkan sensus pada tahun 2001.

(Translated by Google) More is simply not possible. A real "tour d'horizon". (Original) Mehr geht einfach nicht. Eine wirkliche "tour d'horizon".

Lovely building and artifacts

An almost magical place for the whole family. My favorite in Glasgow

(Translated by Google) Great beautiful and especially interesting museum who is visiting Glasgow be sure to check out / free / (Original) Nagy szép és különösen érdekes múzeum,aki Glasgowban jár mindenképp nézze meg/ingyenes/

Dumbed down from the old art gallery and museum. Now aimed at primary school children. One star because it is free.

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Historical beautiful

Great place to see

(Translated by Google) Super (Original) Super

A totally wonderful and worthwhile attraction. World class. Stunning architecture is the first thing that hits you as you approach and enter. Once inside, you are met with two directions to choose from. You can choose to do a first class natural history museum or a wonderful art museum with a V&A type area as well. Just a great spot.

Even if you don't have the time or want go into the museum, stop by to see the architecture. Just a gorgeous building. You can see the university from the front which is amazing. Great to stop by if you are headed to Ashton Ln. Inside is a wonderful experience as well.

Art, history, nature and science. All inclusive.

Great place to spend time at for kids and adults

(Translated by Google) Interesting place we like to visit it with my husband every time he visits Glasgow we have to visit it several times (Original) Ciekawe miejsce lubimy je odwiedzać z mężem przy każdej jego wizycie w Glasgow musimy je odwiedzić kilka razy

Great customer service.

Though there are lot of things to see , I specially need to describe something which is quite enchanting and that is an oil on canvas painting of "Madonna and Child with Saint Jerome and Saint Dorothy" by Francesco Vecellio.

Super museum, one of the best I have been to. The taxidermy was a little "of the past" and we found it a bit odd. As A whole, a super collection and realy worth a day. Super helpful staff, posh cafe with table service,but no croissants! Good coffee mind! A great mix of painting and mixed historical items. 10/10 if a bit creepy.

A must visit if you are in Glasgow. One of the very best museums.

(Translated by Google) Remember the Natural Museum in London. Very extensive collection and of variable interest. Musealization between classic and old-fashioned. Nice building. It's worth it if you have a couple of hours left. (Original) Recuerda al Natural Museum de Londres. Colección muy extensa y de interés variable. Musealización entre clásica y anticuada. Bonito edificio. Vale la pena si te sobran un par de horas.

(Translated by Google) It is Scotland's most visited free tourist attraction and the UK's most visited museum outside of London. Located in Glasgow's Kelvingrove Park, it is a Spanish Baroque art building with more than 8,000 works of great artistic interest from different parts of the world. (Original) Es la atracción turística gratuita más visitada de Escocia y el museo más visitado de UK fuera de Londres. Situado en el parque Kelvingrove de Glasgow, se trata de un edificio de arte barroco español con más de 8.000 obras de gran interés artístico procedentes de diferentes partes del mundo.

Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum was first opened in 1901 and has been enjoyed and inspired by millions of visitors ever since, apart from a three-year closure for major refurbishment and restoration between 2003/06. The 'refurb' cost circa £28m and amongst its many terrific enhancements included a new restaurant. Happily there's much to look at and learn from, for all the family, within the museum & art gallery precincts.

My favourite place in Glasgow. Stunning building with art and artefacts. What is special though is the organ being played at lunchtime. It is a great spectacle for locals and tourists! (Photos taken on iPad 6th Generation)

Lots to see with fabulous art.

Wonderful...

Free!

(Translated by Google) Wao ... what a wonderful place, dabble in architecture, natural history, art and ancient culture. I was very excited to meet the Christ of Dalí in A little room in the south wing, exclusively for him. An Egyptian sarcophagus. A lot of work, spending a day of your life here can be very exciting. Congratulations scraps ... ? Land without equal. (Original) Wao...que lugar tan maravilloso, incursiona la arquitectura, la historia natural, el arte y la cultura antigua. Sentí una gran emoción al conocer el Cristo de Dalí en Un cuartito en el ala sur, exclusivo para él. Un sarcófago egipcio. Mucha obra, pasar un día de tu vida aquí puede ser muy emocionante. Felicitaciones escoseces...? Tierra sin igual.?

Lovely building well kept outside and inside the cleaning staff and gardener five stars and a interesting building always have something on throughout the year staff and catering staff brillant

Wonderful

Great Museum! There is a volunteer led tour on Sundays at 2:30pm. We were lucky enough to have Mary as our guide. She was so knowledgeable and passionate about her job. It was truly one of the best led museum tours I have ever experienced. You should ask for her my name! Excellent.

Must visit, something for everyone, always a treasure to find.

Best museum in scotland. Nothing makes sense. They hace the best paint of Dali.

Great exhibits, hours of pleasure, all free

Lovely Museum, free to visit too. It was great

Lovely day out with kids. Remember to book your slot in before going and take some hand sanitizer with you as there is only one at the entrance. Some really good artefacts and paintings in there.

In Lockdown great to have the chance to book tickets to visit Glasgow's Kelvingrove Art Gallery and see Salvador Dali's Christ on the Cross and The Glasgow Boys collection. A Mindful experience.😇

Good selection of pictures including my favourite - Dali's Christ of At John of the Cross - as well as some more Victorian items - like the elephant.

Decent sized museum with good exhibits. Unfortunately the cafe and shop are closed due to COVID restrictions. There is a new one way system in place however not very well signposted and not enforced by the staff. Staff I did speak to were very friendly and pleasant. Parking is not free and a bit expensive but that's Glasgow for you.

Great day out and all measures in place to make sure.

Good as ever. Well organised and one way system in place to. Staff are very helpful.

Absolutely flabbergasted. Firstly one cannot cover it in a single day. The quality of the detailed exhibits is just excellent. I will visit again since so much was missed out. The organ recital was wonderful. Not sure whether they have it every day. The restrooms are clean and well maintained. Must see with family. Really appreciate the effort to put such a collection together.

A fabulous place to visit although at this time the cafes and restaurants are not open

Well worth a trip must be Glasgows best museum. Remember to pre book a time slot we forgot but we're still able to get in OK. Had to sign so thing for covid 19 tracking.

Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum is one of Scotland's most popular free attractions.

Great family day out!

Nice

Amazing place for free ticket. They have Van Gogh, Picasso, Claud Monet and many others!

Great art.spitfire hanging from ceiling.3.20 for 2hours parking but gallery free.poory sign posted car park

Great museum one way system in place for covid however staff dont wear masks. Unfortunately cafe was closed and all gift shops downstairs closed. Would of been nice if they had a trail to do... like you answer questions from parts of the museum or wee trivia one clue leads you to the next clue.

nice place

Remember it must be booked online 4 days prior. And for 2hr strictly enforced period.

For me,the biggest asset is the building. A must for any visitor to Glasgow.

Always worth a visit.

Fantastic Museum with something for everyone - natural history, local history, egyptology, art, local art... all well presented and fascinating. A must see if you're visiting Glasgow.

Very well organised one way system with lots of friendly staff to assist visitors. Thoroughly enjoyed our visit and were very surprised when we were told it was closing time as the day passed so quickly. Looking forward to visiting again

Fascinating museum and gallery set in a stunning building.

Great scottish art work displayed , they also have the burrell collection on display

So much wonderful art in a beautiful building

Amazing place. Free to enter with exhibits changing regularly. Definitely worth a visit if you are in Glasgow

Kids loved it and took about an hour to go round it all

Very nice museum well worth a visit

My one of best parks in Glasgow 😀 Recommends especially during this beautiful autumn 🍂🍁

Wonderful eclectic gathering of wonder

Quite large with a great exhibit.

loved it & the people

Huge x some interesting stuff but the displays were a bit random x more local history and displays would be good x but I enjoyed it overall

Nice place for a day out

Interesting

Very interesting exhibits.

Couldn't wander though freely due to Covid restrictions and you have to book ahead, but overall an enjoyable experience. It was a lively day so we also enjoyed the gardens.

Just one word. Amazing.

Not the same experience without the buzz of the people wandering about the Mezzanine.No atmosphere.Disappointed!

Great museum, love the ww1-2 stuff 👍

The museum is CLOSED again, due to the level 4 Lockdown. This will be reviewed mid-January, but it's looking unlikely that it will reopen soon.

Something for children and adults alike. Fantastic architecture in the heart of Glasgow's West End. Definitely pop in if you are in the area. No admission fee but charitable donation of £5 as you enter is welcomed & well worth it

Great place for families. The kids loved the animal section. The dinosaur bones was their favorite. Great choice on displaying a plane in the middle of the big room. We are so truly thankful to visit your museum. We love the paintings and every other displays in every room. May your museum keep its beauty and history. Will there be new exhibitions next year?

Great museum but should update some services.

Just a great visit....so much to see.

Fantastic place to visit anytime of year.

Always a great way to kill a Sunday morning

Not very interesting but it's one way to get to know the city more, I guess. The heads hanging from the ceiling are freaky.

Very interesting and enjoyable for the whole family.

It really is a wonderful building and a great day out with the grandkids

Mona Lisa was very nice

Fantastic day out. A wonder of art, planes, sculptures and bits and bobs to keep the whole family discovering all day.

Really Good and for Free

The squirrels in the car park love 'Skips' 😂👍

Beautiful building and grounds. Great for all ages You need to book atm (covid), very few people inside making a very relaxed and safe environment.

It was very interesting to see such a variety of famous artists works displayed.

Wow! Remember to book your visit!

The staff is boorish! When booking it says museum is opened till 5pm but at 3.55pm staff says they are closing and they basically kick you out. Anywhere you go they follow you treating you like potential criminal. Museum itself is worth visiting but staff is awkward, unpleasant and impolite.

Great day out, lots to see

art good

Fantastic Place Very Educational Great Family Day Out And Great Art A Well

The best museum in Scotland! cant wait to get back in

Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum

This is a fantastic place to visit with so much to see, we spent ages wandering about and still didn't get round it all. It's educational, fun and free! However, they do have donations boxes dotted around and I always try to give something as it helps keep this amazing place going for future generations. Keep up the good work Kelvingrove 👏

I was apprehensive about visiting yet another museum but I was so wrong. This is easily one of the best attractions in Glasgow. Wonderful architecture, interesting facts and pieces. There is a lot to see and explore for ages of all generations. If you love museums and art then you will love this place.

It's the largest gallery I ever visited in Scotland and may be in the UK, Scotland is a country cares about education and heritage and this is the best experience in galleries you can have 😍😍😍

Beautiful place! I have recently arrived here, and I was overwhelmed by its historic and romantic museums. As inquisitive as I am, I stepped into the museum in a windy morning of a summer day and left it when the night was falling. I was absolutely mesmerized by the works of art in the museum. There are different rooms which depict the architecture and lifestyle. There are enormous colourful canvas, amazing sculptures, exquiste paintings and wall arts.

Must see experience in Glasgow. The amazing historical building itself is worth the price of admission. However, inside you will find a wide variety of cool exhibits with a lot of interesting displays.

I love this place especially the winter only Elfgrove ice skating park with silence disco. My friends and I had a lot of fun there!

It was a bit hard to access since they built a giant ice skating rink in front of the entrance, and we couldn't take photos of the entrance. The interior was beautiful and there were some very interesting displays. It does feel a little random since the museum jumps from paintings to historical artefacts to animals but it's still a fun experience.

what a great place to visit with family or friends, free entry, plenty parking space which is paid but still not too much, a wide range of History, loved it

A favourite of mine. Love to spend time exploring and enjoying the beautiful pieces of art. There are many wonderful items to look at. There is a very nice cafe on the lower floor (or ground floor) if arriving using the back of museum. A must see If never visited. The architecture is also amazing

Excellent. Really great exhibitions. A particular highlight was the Egyptian exhibition. Great place for adults and kids. If hungry make sure and check out "the wee scullery" burger van outside in the car park. Excellent food.

We spent hours roaming the galleries. There's so much to see and in different areas of interest. A great day out and a feast for the eyes. I was particularly interested in seeing the works of Charles Rennie Mackintosh and the Glasgow style. Although it was only one gallery, it did not disappoint. A great array of art and artifacts. The only thing I wished if for the frescoes to be hung lower so I could get a better look at the details. That would be great if you could do that for my next visit to Glasgow, thanks! Hehe 😜 The building itself is stunning with beautiful details. Even the door handles were a work of art in themselves. The shop was well stocked with an array of goodies.

Very interesting! I spent hours inside this museum, which has several sections, with themes focused on archeology, history, the contemporary world, art. During the visit I enjoyed an hour of listening to the organ played to the public. The Kelvingrove organ is one of the most famous in the world. For free.

Smaller then the usual museums of similar kind but greatly condensed to give everyone a good time. Also with its compact size you’ll won’t tire out and can check the whole place in a hour or 2. From stuffed animals to history in pictures and art stuff like paintings old items etc… , many things to check and enjoy. Occasionally guest exhibitions and organ music makes it unique in a sense.

Free entry, fantastic art gallery and museum. Could have spent days! Volunteer staff are fantastic - I recommend dropping your bags off to enjoy the gallery and museum more. Many famous works to see - and I was lucky enough to be in the museum when the organ was played! If I have to make one comment, perhaps an alternative lighting method for Christ of St John of the Cross. Spotlights are too bright!

I think this is one of the most beautiful buildings you spot as a tourist in town, it pulls you in and make you yearn to see more of the city, well atlist it did for me. And if you're an art lover, you'll be stepping I to heaven. There's places to sit, it's en-route of the site seeing bus as a bus stop is just I front of it. A walking distance to the University of Glasgow which is beautiful as well!

Absolutely loved this place. Scottish history is showcased on multiple floors, including paintings, weapons, pottery, armour, wildlife. Overall, a 3-4 hour activity, and is located in close proximity to the University of Glasgow which is another place to visit. The museum visit is absolutely free.

I cannot praise this museum highly enough. When I first walked in, I had no idea what to expect. And then my jaw dropped open and it pretty much stayed open through the first half hour. It is a wonderful place. And probably has the most eclectic and creative collection of any museum I’ve been in. Bring your kids, too. They will love this place as much as you do. It really is amazing. And the best thing is, it’s free! But I would highly suggest making a donation so that this place can stay around.

Really enjoyed m visit. I appreciated the self-critical look at Scottish identity and British identity in the light of their colonial history. The museum is fully accessible and offers many places to sit down.

If you are interested in learning more about Scotland and Glasgow this is a good starting point. It’s a proud nation and has had a rich history to prove that. It may not be comparable to the museums in terms of size, you found in London, the exhibits are no less significant.

Absolutely fantastic museum and art gallery. If you're there at 1pm you can hear the enormous pipe organ being played. Amazing cafe too with the best coffee.

First: No admission fee. Walked in during an open pipe organ concert. That was unexpected. The later, an opportunity to hear and see the antique "player" organ in action. Also, the museum cafe was a delightful lunch spot! Affordable and quite delicious. Excelllent staff.

Really interesting collection, and a nice combination of museum/art gallery. The building itself is every bit impressive as the collection within it....well worth a visit. My 7 year old loved it 👍

Came here to basically escape the rain in Glasgow for a few hours and so glad we did. Such a brilliant gallery and museum. To my surprise, there was a Spitfire hanging from the roof and for me they didn't need anything else. A fun way to spend an morning, afternoon or full day. Oh, and if you're wondering where the painting of Bonnie Prince Charlie that's displayed on all the Shortbread tins is from.... Look no further.

Very nice museum. Free to the public. (Please donate and/or purchase from the gift shop to support it) Has lots of nice Exhibits and artwork. The architecture of the building is wonderful. They have organ performances as well.

Great for large social events with 400 at the sense charity ball and dinner on 17.11.23. Exceptional food and service during function and apacious dance floor. £60K raised and one for the diaries in 2024.

This museum is an amazing day out, good for all the family, Something for everyone, free entry, cafe, and plenty of interesting and informative exhibitions. The building itself is beautiful inside and out. Transportation is good, there is a bus stop right outside the entrance.

Loved this museum and art gallery. Was only in Glasgow for a flying visit, otherwise I'd have spent all weekend in there. Beautiful art, fascinating exhibits, a fabulous building and a world class organ to boot...

Great museum. Free entry. Lots of small, thematic exhibitions, with inspiring art and interesting information about the history of the city and area. The coffee shop in its center is also quite nice, with really friendly personal.

What I loved about the gallery (and museum) was that each hall had a concept that needed to be grasped, and the paintings didn’t follow a chronological order, nor were the artworks split into classics and contemporary art. I loved how every exhibition feels as a natural flow the further you go around the gallery. It was amazing to see such an emphasis on understanding art, looking closer at the details and what the artist has to offer. Kudos to the gallery curators. Highly recommend! And thank you Robert for showing us your favorite Dali painting and the hidden gems within it. :)