Glasgow Police Museum in Glasgow: photos, reviews

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In a city renowned for its rich history and culture, the Glasgow Police Museum stands out as a fascinating attraction. With a Google rating of 4.7, it offers visitors a chance to dive deep into the world of policing history through its enormous collection of uniforms, badges, and equipment from across the globe. This museum, ideal for a brief visit of 1-2 hours, is especially suitable for families, providing an engaging experience for children.

Free to enter, with donations welcomed, the museum is staffed by super friendly and knowledgeable retired police officers, who bring stories to life with their firsthand experiences. A treasure trove of historical insights awaits anyone curious about law enforcement's evolution. It's a must-visit for history buffs and those with a keen interest in the narrative of policing over the decades.

Recommended visit time

1-2 hours

Features

Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Stockwell Street

Bus stop 364 m walk

Blackfriars Street

Bus stop 170 m walk

High Street

Bus stop 135 m walk

Wilson Street

Bus stop 272 m walk

Osborne Street (stop 2)

Bus stop 312 m walk

High Street (Glasgow)

Train station 340 m walk

4.7

based on 665 reviews

Google

4.7/5 665 reviews

petitsuisse2828

Small museum retracing history of Glasgow Police before merge of all Police services in Scotland. Also an interesting range of Police uniforms.The 2 person who welcomed me were Lovely

Arlene Scott

Lovely staff and very informative. Was really interesting.

andrewkimmett

Staff were enthusiastic. I can't imagine you would ever spend more than an hour there. 30 mins is morr likely

Glasgow Police Museum

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