A must visit for lovers of Charles Rennie Mackintosh. The interior reconstruction of his Glasgow house is spectacular, the effect of the light amazing. It's small but the exhibition on it and it's rebuild within the Hunterian is fascinating

The Hunterian Gallery is right next to the Macintosh Museum. The Macintosh museum is not free but the Gallery is. The Gallery has a variety of exhibits from classic art to modern paintings and sculptures and performances. At the time they also had a Mary Queen of Scots themed exhibition. The Macintosh Museum is a recreation of the original house the artist lived in. It is an excellent way to get an impression of the unique style of the artist. A must see for all design interested.

We came specifically for the Mackintosh House and were not disappointed. The curation of the exhibit is so engaging, polished and authentic. Took advantage of the thoughtful senior citizen discount. The meticulous reassembly of the house interiors originally from 6 Florentine Terrace is nothing short of stunning. Mainly of interest to architects and design aficionados, the small turn out on that day allowed us to luxuriate in the rooms mostly to ourselves - such a treat! Certainly not to be missed when visiting Scotland.

The Hunterian Art Gallery in Glasgow is truly a must-visit destination for art and history enthusiasts. Situated within the prestigious University of Glasgow, this gallery offers a unique opportunity to explore not only its impressive collection but also to experience the charm of the university campus itself. The gallery's location within the campus is a definite advantage, as it allows visitors to seamlessly combine their art exploration with a stroll through the historic university grounds. The intertwined beauty of art and academia creates an enriching atmosphere that is both inspiring and thought-provoking. One of the standout features of the Hunterian Art Gallery is its historic significance. Housed within one of the oldest architectural wonders in Glasgow, the gallery itself is a piece of history. This adds an extra layer of appreciation for visitors who are interested in architecture and the preservation of cultural heritage. Whether you're captivated by paintings, sculptures, or other forms of artistic expression, the Hunterian Art Gallery boasts a diverse collection that spans various periods and styles. From classical masterpieces to contemporary works, the gallery offers a well-rounded artistic experience that can cater to a wide range of tastes. In conclusion, a visit to the Hunterian Art Gallery in Glasgow promises an enriching and memorable experience. The combination of its location within the esteemed University of Glasgow, its historical architecture, and its captivating collection make it a true gem in the city's cultural landscape. Whether you're an art aficionado, a history buff, or simply someone looking to explore something new, this gallery undoubtedly deserves a spot on your Glasgow itinerary.

This museum is incredible. Beyond that all the building is an architechtonic jewel, the collections are great. Shows scotland's roman heritage, bronze age tools and weapons, palaeonthologic treasures like trillobites, amminites and even a plesiosaurus full skelleton! Two areas specially made for children. Clean, tidy, safe and FREE!

An extraordinary museum. None like it in the UK. Hunter's original eclectic collection of medical oddities and research resources. Plus more, especially the section on the work of Lord Kelvin, the 19th century's most important scientist.

A lot packed in including archaeology, history, geology, innovations, and medicine! I loved the first x-ray machine and the early versions of sanitisers! Also some nice views of the courtyards down below!

What a stunning building this collection is set in. Lots of interesting exhibits to see. We especially enjoyed the anatomical sections. May be a bit dry for younger family members.

Absolutely lovely, the staff is very helpful too, the Lady and Gentlemen that were in The Macintosh House right before 5pm were so helpful and knowledgeable about the exhibition and were very quick to answer any questions + gave suggestions - if you could please reply to this review with their names they certainly deserve the recognition! The exhibitions are very varied and interesting, definitely worth the visit, thank you very much 🙏

The Mackintosh house is very impressive, carefully restored. Shame the original was demolished. I could take or leave the art on display by and large - I preferred the collection at the Kelvingrove.

The Mackintosh House is usually what brings me back and this time I had the assistance of two extremely knowledgeable young women who were in attendance to guide my looking and increase my understanding of the furniture and design. Thank you. I then focused on Whistlers and the James Paterson, thinking that JAMW might well have lent Winter in Glencairn one of his titles, "Arrangement in Grey and Pale Blue" perhaps. (BTW, What's going on with that signature?!)

A fascinating collection that spans millions of years. From Trilobites to modern abstracts this is a gallery that spans two buildings. While entrance is free ti the Gallery, the reconstructed Mackintosh house requires a ticket, and it is truly the stand out part of this collection. Is very busy mainly with schools visiting.

Really nice museum, quite small and definitely worh a visit if you haven't been

A varied and fascinating museum collection. Great finds from the Antonine Wall.

A great collection of history. If you like the artefacts and their collection. The place is for you. This is free to visit Place in Glasgow.

After finding it in the university it had lots of interesting information and background on William Hunter's work and life. It also a small section dedicated to the Antonine Wall built North of Hadrians wall. Well worth a visit.

When you finished visit Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, you can go to Glasgow University just behind Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum. Edinburgh University is very heritage and Hunterian Art Gallery also worth to visit.

Free. A small museum with a finger in most pies. A personal collection that reflects the interests of the collector, from the macabre human body bits to the beautiful gem collection. Lovely building.

A must visit part of Glasgow university. You enter via the university main registration area. Architecturally stunning and historical. Museum has a great collection of ancient and scientific importance. Kids will love to visit the museum.

Fantastic eclectic collection of objects set in a wonderfully atmospheric university building , amongst the plethora of stuff to look at theres quite a lot from the founding fathers of Glasgow University like Kelvin and Lister but most of the collection is from Hunter himself with all kinds of weird and wonderful things to look at including eyeballs , mummies ,roman signposts and giant gemstones

Terrific museum at Glasgow University. Especially love the Charles Ronnie Macintosh collection.

A great way to spend a day in Glasgow. A well curated gallery and helpful signs that openly talk about the issues around decolonialisation. And it's free!

Really enjoyed the gallery. Mackintosh House is beautiful, and it was incredible seeing the design details in person. Don't skip the main gallery, though it is definitely worth visiting.

Free entry (donations); good collection in modernish space - and you must visit even if for 10 minutes after visiting the Museum over the road. Extra charge for the rebuilt Macintosh house pictured here. (The official listing seems to link both museum in more historic space and art gallery, which is a little confusing)

A great museum where you can enjoy both science with animals and discoveries as well as history through art. Don't forget visit Dalí's painting!

(Translated by Google) The Hunterian Museum and Art Gallery at the University of Glasgow, opened in 1807 through a bequest from anatomist and physician William Hunter, is Scotland's oldest public museum. Natural history museum, the place is worth the detour. Free access but online reservation required. (Original) Le Hunterian Museum and Art Gallery de l'université de Glasgow, ouvert en 1807 grâce à un legs de l'anatomiste et médecin William Hunter, est le plus ancien musée public d'Écosse. Musée d'histoire naturelle, le lieu vaut le détour. Accès gratuit mais réservation en ligne obligatoire.

Quite a small art gallery, many Scottish works. Had to book in advance due to covid, its free.

Macintosh House interesting but not that much to see.

Helpful staff and very peaceful environment. Displays well and thoughtful layout.

I adore this gallery. It's not overwhelming and the focus is on scottish artists with an eclectic mix of "rest of the world" too. Fabulous way to spend an hour in Glasgow's west end that isn't overpriced or faux.

Good place to visit some interesting items

Great range of work

Excellent gallery, lots of nice paintings.

This is one of the gems of Glasgow the museum is free entry makes a good morning or afternoon location to visit if your in the westend Glasgow. The museum has great range roman stones and artifacts. Museum also has some medical and other interesting stuff for you to view. The museum is located in upper floors there lift to take you to location. ask the guard at entrance of university for location. Well worth a visit and free entry.

Really good collections and interesting museum overall.

Really shocked that the museum has so much to offer. And well presented and easily self-guided. Someone for sure with OCD had fun putting collections together and organising the exhibition.

It's one of the best galleries as you can see the history from the roman time and passing by most of the inventions

The Lord Kelvin exhibits are fascinating - we learned so much about his contributions to modern technology. The Antonine Wall and Roman pillars and signposts are fascinating and provide great insight into the Roman invasions of Scotland. Museum collection covers wide range of time and topics.

A lovely museum located amongst the University of Glasgow's quad buildings. Lovely to see the unbelievable contribution that Scots have made to the arts and sciences.

Small entry charge, but worth it for the Rennie Mackintosh furniture and other Macintosh art. Friendly helpful staff. Short walk from city tour bus

We went to see the Macintosh House which was great, but enjoyed the small gallery also. Well curated and nice text descriptions.

The Hunterian Art Gallery has reassembled a fascinating display of early 20th century architecture and interior design salvaged from the onetime home of Rene Mackintosh. The impressive but impractical adult only living spaces designed by Rene Mackintosh in collaboration with his wife Margaret are unique and deserving of a visit.

Always a good time here! In particular the Mackintosh house is stunning. £10 or free with the National Art Pass. Main gallery is free.

Beautiful gallery and Mackintosh House is worth a visit on its own. Friendly and knowledgeable staff members, good facilities.

The Mackintosh House within the gallery building is remarkable, and the guides displayed great enthusiasm and knowledge. The gallery itself displays related pieces. A most enjoyable visit! So glad we took it in.

A cool mix of art. Exhibits were on the smaller side making it easy to get through in a short amount of time.

Loved the Whistlers - and a Sisley!

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Located right next to University Library the Gallery displays the Hunterian Art collections from 16th century to the latest. The Whistler & Mackintosh paintings are the highlights. Hector's farewell by Hamilton , the rest on the flight to egypt by Jacques Stella , Christ and the woman by Dirck van Dalen are other notable works. Another section of the gallery is dedicated to exploring Gaelic identities.

Exceeded expectations. A really varied and interesting set of exhibitions ranging from Hebridean photography to gaelic placenames and Whistler and much more. A splendid few hours.

2nd art gallery in Glasgow - only to Kelvingrove!

It was OK.

Nicely laid out. Good range of pics. Well labelled

A little hidden gem in the university grounds with a whole mix of items. The grounds and buildings around the museum are incredible and the museum itself will take a few hours if you take your time but you could rush round in a couple of hours. Parking is paid but nearby.

Really cool museum of the history of Ireland. Recommended for all ages.

Worth a visit for new hangings or the whistlers

(Translated by Google) In this class, thief stick (Original) 在这上课，贼棒

Fascinating

Surprisingly broad collection with real gems. I was astonished several times, and we still had time to check out the Hunterian Museum across the street before lunch. Definitely worth a visit! The gorgeous campus doesn't hurt, nor a walk in the nearby park. That's a nice way to spend a day!

A great little art gallery on the grounds of Glasgow University. (Photos taken on Canon PowerShot SX540 HS Bridge Camera)

So many interesting things. And you get to see the lovely campus as well.

Nice, free gallery located within the university of Glasgow. The exhibits are mainly artefacts, not so much paintings. There is a broad and very interesting spectrum of exhibits! Definitely worth a visit.

Great art definitely worth the trip, and good cafe, but not great if you have problems with stairs, and lift isn't very well signposted

Amazing museum! It is located in the University of Glasgow, so you will also be able to experience the beauty of the campus. If you go here, also stop in to the Mackintosh house. You can walk around in the house, nothing is roped off, but the dont want you to touch anything. Really beautifully preserved. The Scotts really take care and value their heritage.

Full of beautiful artifacts. Bug, gems, skulls and taxidermy. Really magical. Great for harry potter fans in particular!

A nice place to visit if you have a spare hour. The main exhibit wasn't open but they had 2 small exhibits plus the Mackintosh House so it was great!

Full of interesting artefacts and exhibits, including human organs pickled in jars and graphic life-size cut through childbirth models!!! Never a dull moment. Lots to keep you informed and entertained for a few hours.

A travel though history from hundreds years ago, and where many important scientists studied.

We make an attempt to come here every time we are in Scotland. It's just such a wonderful calm and energetic place celebrating art and discovery in times when there was still so much wonder at what treasures the world held.

The Rennie Macintosh house was beautiful.

Excellent museum!

Interesting place full of unusual things. Worth a visit if only for the architecture. Entrance is free.

Everything was really good and very interesting. I really liked the virtual world games I found them very interesting and fun.

Magnificent building. Just the architecture itself is worth a visit. You would be amazed by the exhibits. The set up is just amazing.

Very diverse. Beautiful building.

Fantastic exhibitions, some really interesting scientific displays!

Interesting collection of Scottish painters and few Italians. I've not been in temporary exhibitions.

(Translated by Google) One of Glasgow's best museums (Original) Ett av Glasgows bästa museum

Free beautiful paintings

Very interesting place. I ran out of time so I'll be back to see what I missed. An added bonus being in the university

Loved this art gallery since I went to University in 1980. A peaceful escape with a wonderful art collection.

Weird little museum

Reconstruction of Mackintosh House - not to be missed while in Glasgow

(Translated by Google) At this time it is not completely open to visitors. I expected more. The glass paintings are very interesting and I must admit that I did not know the artistic qualities of his wife (remarkable) (Original) In questo momento non è completamente visitabile. Mi aspettavo di più. Molto interessanti i dipinti su vetro e devo ammettere che non conoscevo le qualità artistiche della moglie (notevoli)

Nice smallish museum. Beautiful space, interesting artifacts.

It's not a massive place but really fascinating place to visit. If you want to see mackintosh's watercolour collection it's best to check first they are not on public display for long but whilst you are in the museum ,take time to visit the Charles renny mackintosh furniture and it's well worth a look. Photography not allowed in the mackintosh but yes in the museum, Huntarian is ok but no flash photography.

Excellent museum

(Translated by Google) dreamlike (Original) Traumhaft

(Translated by Google) Superb building, free visit from 9 a.m. (Original) Superbe bâtiment, visite gratuite à partir de 9h

Excellent collections of both specialised and general exhibits .

Not my favourite gallery but worth a visit