Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum: A Must-Visit in Glasgow

#glasgowtrip #travel #myitinerary #museums A visit to Glasgow wouldn’t be complete without stepping into the Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum, one of Scotland’s most beloved cultural treasures. Located in the West End, this stunning red sandstone building is an architectural marvel, and the moment I arrived, I was captivated by its grand exterior and the lively atmosphere of Kelvingrove Park surrounding it. Inside, the museum houses an impressive and diverse collection—from Renaissance masterpieces to ancient Egyptian artifacts, Scottish history, and natural history exhibits. One of the standout pieces is Salvador Dalí’s “Christ of Saint John of the Cross”, a mesmerizing painting that draws visitors from all over the world. Beyond paintings and sculptures, Kelvingrove has fascinating exhibits on Scotland’s past, including medieval weaponry, Charles Rennie Mackintosh’s designs, and even a Spitfire plane hanging from the ceiling! The museum’s layout makes it easy to explore, and the interactive displays keep both adults and children engaged. A highlight of my visit was the daily organ recital in the grand central hall—a truly enchanting experience that adds to the museum’s charm. Best of all? Admission is free, making Kelvingrove a must-see for art lovers, history buffs, and anyone looking to soak up Glasgow’s rich culture. Whether you have an hour or an entire afternoon, it’s a place that will leave a lasting impression!