Again free to go inside but donations accepted. It is closed for lunch between 12.30 and 1.30 and open from 10am till 4pm.
There are pictures of what it would of been like inside as it was a Catholic church before the reformation.
During the Scottish Reformation, the cathedral was stripped of its Catholic furnishings, including altars, sculptures, and lead from the roof.
The cathedral was protected from vandalism and decay by Protestant ministers, which helped it survive the Reformation relatively intact.
The cathedral was protected from vandalism and decay by Protestant ministers, which helped it survive the Reformation relatively intact.
Today, the cathedral is a place of worship for the Church of Scotland.
In the lower church is St Mungo's Tomb. Sacristy with its original oak door (a plaque on the wall points out the bullet holes which it gives as evidence of "troubled times", namely Reformation.
Today, the cathedral is a place of worship for the Church of Scotland.