Glasgow has over 20 wonderful museums and galleries, each with its own individual collection and events programme, and all with free admission. They include:

• The world famous Burrell Collection, a purpose-built gallery opened in 1984 to house the unorthodox and eclectic collection of artefacts gifted to Glasgow by Sir William Burrell
• The magnificent Glasgow Art Gallery and Museum in Kelvingrove, which houses the city’s principal collection of paintings, and is the Scotland’s most frequently visited free attraction  
• The Transport Museum, with its ever popular collection of Glasgow Trams, locomotives, an exact reconstruction of a 1930’s Glasgow street, and the city’s new Museum of Football
• St Mungo’s Museum of Religious Life and Art, the UK’s only museum celebrating the world’s many religions
• Glasgow Gallery of Modern Art, a brand new gallery set in the refurbished Stirling’s Library, and housing the city’s principal modern art collection
• Scotland Street School, a former Charles Rennie Mackintosh School preserved as the city’s Museum of Education

Visit our Glasgow Museums pages to find out more.