St. Mungo Museum of Religious Life & Art in Glasgow: photos, reviews

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The St. Mungo Museum of Religious Life & Art in Glasgow offers a thoughtful exploration of global religious traditions through art, objects, and clothing. This small museum delves into themes such as death, the afterlife, and marriage, making for an enlightening experience that is both respectful and inclusive of all faiths and cultures. Visitors can enjoy the serene Zen Garden, browse the informative Glasgow Forum of Faiths Declaration, or admire the view of the Necropolis from the third floor. With free entry - donations are welcomed - and a friendly staff, it is a brief yet meaningful place to explore, often taking just 20-30 minutes. The site is perfect for families and a wonderful complement to a cathedral visit. Remember to check out the gift shop for unique souvenirs.

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Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children

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John Knox Street

Bus stop 299 m walk

Barony Hall

Bus stop 177 m walk

Strathclyde University Library

Bus stop 328 m walk

Glebe Street

Bus stop 224 m walk

Cathedral Square

Bus stop 87 m walk

High Street (Glasgow)

Train station 395 m walk

4.4

based on 562 reviews

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4.4/5 562 reviews

David Santiago Rosero Cuesta

Kind people working there.

cee

One of the most interesting museums i have ever been to as someone who is into studying different religions and antropology

Bobby Keys

Well worth a visit

St. Mungo Museum of Religious Life & Art in Glasgow

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