Wasn't on my "must do " list but fitted in with our day. Jade took us around the outside of the building and gave factual and knowledgeable tour. Mackintosh furniture room was the highlight and this was a good choice after our lunch in the "Willow tree tea room" Good value and very worth a visit.

An exclusive viewing of Charles Rennie MacIntosh 's collection of furniture can be seen on this tour. You also get a tour of the outside of the Glasgow School of Art which he designed. The tour guides are current or past students at the school so you also get an in sight into life there as a student. The guides... More

As someone that has visited many Frank Lloyd Wright sites across the US, it was a given that I would need to see his contemporaries work while in Glasgow. As an art school, the tours are student led and the hallways and workspaces are filled with students working and displaying their art. As such, there is less Mackintosh to be... More

The building was designed by Charles Rennie Macintosh who was a major figure in the Arts and Craft movement in the UK. Today this building is both an active art school and a museum. It is a good example of Macintosh's work and offers great views of the Glasgow skyline from the "Hen room". Next to the bookshop, there is... More

This has always been on my must see list. so on a wet day off, we went along for a visit..Our tour guide Hannah was excellent and made the tour interesting, the library was one of the highlights. This is a amazing building that gets overlooked well worth a visit.

The architecture was outstanding on the outside and in some of the interior, especially the library. But a lot of the tour through hallways is really a waste of time.

A really good tour, that lasts just the right amount of time. Our tour guide, Colette was very enthusiastic and knowledgeable, and after the tour I felt that I had learned a lot more about CRM. Well worth a visit whilst in Glasgow.

Interesting tour of a fascinating building! The library is beautiful and the cleverly-designed building is still in use today -- sadly this means studios don't seem to be included in the tour, however it does give a good overview of the building from the light-filled basement up to top floor sketching areas and bits inbetween. I'd visited the Glasgow School... More

Our tour guide, Kitty, really bought the building to life for us: what a great idea having current students conduct the tours and so bring their personal experience of studying and working in the building, we hung on her every word! The tour provides an excellent insight into CRM masterpiece, and should be taken by all Glaswegians as well as... More