Not been here for years but I really really enjoyed it. A thoroughly great day out. The staff were also helpful.

This really is a must-visit for anyone in Glasgow - such an eclectic mix of exhibits, artworks and local history on show here. The 1pm organ recital is always an atmospheric and uplifting experience. The architecture of this building is truly stunning. Plenty for kids to do in the galleries and in the nearby Kelvingrove Park.

We spent a lovely time on a rainy Saturday afternoon enjoying the delights of this wonderful museum. It seems like a wonderful place to bring children and this was borne out by the hoards of tiny tots running around during our visit. Some of the exhibits are relevant to Scottish history and people. Others like the Dutch painters (they have... More

Lots of things to see, great for kids and worth seeing the painting of Christ by Salvador Dali.some exhibits seem a bit dated but others are quite new. About 5-10 minutes walk from Kelvinhall Subway station. Worth a visit - and its free!

Went here as I have never been before and managed to find it from the subway station only after asking for directions (there aren`t any coming from the subway station, which struck us as a bit odd). The building itself is gorgeous and inside you really should get a floor plan (free) otherwise you could wander around aimlessly and miss... More

This is an enthralling and eclectic collection, from enormous stuffed animals to a suspended Spitfire. Especially loved the exhibit featuring native Scottish wildlife - stags, Highland cattle, capercaillies and other specimens - all nervously trying to ignore the can of Baxters Game Soup (yes!) at their feet. There's a living bee colony and thousands of beautiful natural artefacts. The art... More

Super Gallery. Some of the Collections are breathtaking! A day was not enough and we will come back another time. Lovely, helpful staff. Well worth a long, leisurely visit.

Great collection of art in an impressive building. ideally situated for the west end attractions. free entry and well worth a visit.

Allthough the building and park alone are worth a trip , the museum was a bit of a dissapointment. They have a decent collection; however it is curated by a blind fool. Some paintings are hung above each other so the top one is so high up you can't see any details (and I am 6'2), lots of paintings have... More