Rating
4.7/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Sam Kooiman (9 months ago)
Such an amazing free museum. A beautiful building with beautiful artwork inside. There were lots of seating available to rest. Several lifts. A good amount of bathrooms. Overall a great place to spend an afternoon.
Such an amazing free museum. A beautiful building with beautiful artwork inside. There were lots of seating available to rest. Several lifts. A good amount of bathrooms. Overall a great place to spend an afternoon.
Kurt Delimon (9 months ago)
A great museum with a mix of art, natural history and Scottish history and entrance is free. If you visit during the week there is an organ recital at 13:00 which is interesting and you can hear it in most of the museum. Plan on 2-3 hours to take in the content
A great museum with a mix of art, natural history and Scottish history and entrance is free. If you visit during the week there is an organ recital at 13:00 which is interesting and you can hear it in most of the museum. Plan on 2-3 hours to take in the content
Maria Achilleia (10 months ago)
We loved it!!! You can easily spend a whole day there. There are e so much to see in Kelvingrove Art Gallery and museum and all these for free. So many sectors and so many artifacts, truly amazing! Totally recommend it especially for the paintings of Scottish and Dutch artists you can see there!
We loved it!!! You can easily spend a whole day there. There are e so much to see in Kelvingrove Art Gallery and museum and all these for free. So many sectors and so many artifacts, truly amazing! Totally recommend it especially for the paintings of Scottish and Dutch artists you can see there!
Paul Varanam (10 months ago)
Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum is an absolute must-visit! The extraordinary collection housed here is both vast and diverse, ranging from fine art masterpieces to fascinating historical artifacts. Each exhibit is thoughtfully curated, offering something for everyone, whether you’re an art lover, history buff, or just curious to explore. The museum itself is beautifully maintained, with every gallery and display space immaculate and well-organized. The building’s stunning architecture adds to the overall experience, making it as much a part of the visit as the collections inside. The staff were friendly and knowledgeable, enhancing the experience with their insights. I can’t recommend Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum enough—it’s a cultural treasure that brilliantly showcases the richness of both art and history.
Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum is an absolute must-visit! The extraordinary collection housed here is both vast and diverse, ranging from fine art masterpieces to fascinating historical artifacts. Each exhibit is thoughtfully curated, offering something for everyone, whether you’re an art lover, history buff, or just curious to explore. The museum itself is beautifully maintained, with every gallery and display space immaculate and well-organized. The building’s stunning architecture adds to the overall experience, making it as much a part of the visit as the collections inside. The staff were friendly and knowledgeable, enhancing the experience with their insights. I can’t recommend Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum enough—it’s a cultural treasure that brilliantly showcases the richness of both art and history.
Christopher Lewis (11 months ago)
Such an incredible art gallery and museum. We spent several hours at Kelvingrove and easily could have spent a few hours more. The exhibits and art are first class and staff are friendly and helpful. The first floor cafe is great to grab a coffee and a slice of cake and you’ll also catch an organ show @ 1pm in the main entrance. A must visit if you’re in Glasgow.
Such an incredible art gallery and museum. We spent several hours at Kelvingrove and easily could have spent a few hours more. The exhibits and art are first class and staff are friendly and helpful. The first floor cafe is great to grab a coffee and a slice of cake and you’ll also catch an organ show @ 1pm in the main entrance. A must visit if you’re in Glasgow.
