The McLennan Arch is on the edge of the Saltmarket entrance to Glasgow Green which is a public park, opposite to the Glasgow High Court. Originally built in the late 1700’s as part of a building on Ingram Street in the city centre, which was then moved to Greendyke Street, before being moved to where it stands now in Glasgow Green.

Beautiful entrance into Glasgow Green.

Makes for some gorgeous photos!

It’s a amazing and beautiful landmark in Glasgow with beautiful park People come here for relax time for exercise for walk for run for family activities and much more It’s awesome park in city center beside Clyde river one side town Center and other side Glasgow city college and Glasgow club and much more residents area and high rises apartments buildings and other places

Beautiful Glasgow! Shame part of the touristy part was closed but loved my time here. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 the architecture here is amazing I love it!

Serine place for contemplation with green spaces to fill void in thinking ...more like a prose in landscape!

Amazing arch makes the Glasgow Green’s beauty 200x, it is definitely an impressive piece of art in Glasgow City Centre

It feels good to start a morning walk through the park by going through the McLennan Arch.

Must visit with children and family, it’s all about the types of transportation and how the transportation system evolved with time

A lovely arch at the West-most entrance to Glasgow Green 😊

Another great photo opportunity in the city. Worth the visit

Iconic arch in a public park without toilets. Bizzare lack of civilization.

A lovely arch at the West-most entrance to Glasgow Green. Historically this arch has been relocated several times during its lifetime, finally finding its final position here (it used to be part of the facade to a club in the Merchant City back in the day). It's an impressive piece of architecture that defines the area and is juxtaposed nicely by the nearby cherry blossoms in early spring.

Cherry blossoms are in full bloom in Glasgow green in front of the arch. Be there end of march always.

Beautiful park!!!

Brilliant place for a stroll, walked through here everyday few years ago and always enjoy coming back for a stroll

Terrific, historic focal point for Glasgow Green.

Nice big arch

The arch has a long history in the city and has become a meeting place for everyone and looks fantastic in photos

The arch looks really good and even better under the evening lights. 😍

Makes a fantastic entrance to Glasgow Green and starting point for the Glasgow Green Cycle Club Sunday Run.

Lovely historic monument, great for taking photos if your traveling to glasgow

The McLennan Arch in Glasgow, Scotland is a historic landmark that has stood the test of time for over 150 years. It is a unique structure that has become an iconic symbol of the city's rich history and cultural heritage. Built in 1854, the McLennan Arch was originally a grand entrance to the University of Glasgow, which was located nearby. It was designed by Scottish architect, Charles Wilson, and named after the McLennan family, who were prominent benefactors of the university. The arch is made of sandstone and features a neo-classical design with Greek columns and intricate carvings. It stands 80 feet tall and is 70 feet wide, with a central archway that is large enough to allow for the passage of carriages and other vehicles.

It's very near to Strathclyde students and Glasgow green is like a must visit place for once a week for me now. Best time to visit will be either evening or for morning walk.

Towering at the western entrance to Glasgow Green in front of the High Court is the McLennan Arch, Glasgow's version of the Arc De Triomphe. Great way to enter the Green.

(Translated by Google) Nice garden with history around (Original) Jardín bonito, con historia alrededor

A beautiful spot, the gateway to an unusually verdant expanse of public park by the river. The arch itself is photogenic and leads on to other stylish architecture

It's beautiful fountain. For me, it is worth taking a picture with it. And it is not very far from Kelvinggrove Art Gallery.

Very old Architecture

It is a perfect picnic spot

Nice Green Park

Good access to the Glasgow green, people's palace, god for walking your dog's, also occasionally live bands & music

Wet and welcome

Great stroll through the park, even in snow!

Imposing arch at the entrance to Glasgow Green which after you read the history of it has been moved and rebuilt 3 times in the last 100 years due to the expansion of the city.

Nice walk in the park

Historical landmark at the entrance of Glasgow green

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(Translated by Google) A quiet place for walks at any time of the year, sometimes there are concerts and other events. (Original) Spokojne miejsce do spacerow o kazdej porze roku,czasami sa koncerty i inne wydazenia.

Nice

Amazing arch. Looks like an ancient one

Nice Arch! Located in George Green, a park with a very rich history.

Very nice

Brill

The arch is on the edge of the Glasgow Green, a wide urban park quite good for a stroll or to jog

Presented as Glasgows version of the Arc de Triomphe, it's a little smaller but quite impressive nevertheless. I don't believe Mclennan had much to do with it either only paying for it to be moved. It's also had several homes, it's been moved 3 or 4 times and didn't arrive on Glasgow Green until the 1990s

Stark and undecorated

Nice one... Neat and clean