Glasgow Cathedral: A Rich History, A Comprehensive Tour

Glasgow Cathedral, also known as St. Kentigern's or St. Mungo's Cathedral, is a Church of Scotland cathedral located in Glasgow, Scotland. Glasgow Cathedral has a rich history, dating back to before the Scottish Reformation, and was once a major church of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Glasgow, as well as the episcopal seat of the Archbishop of Glasgow. Glasgow Cathedral is now under the jurisdiction of the Church of Scotland's Glasgow Presbytery. The interior of the cathedral is exquisitely designed and unique, featuring not only the typical church spaces but also two underground areas: one is the Lower Right Wing Chapel, and the other is the tomb of St. Mungo. Moreover, the cathedral, together with the adjacent graveyard and the neighboring St. Mungo Museum, forms a spectacular cathedral precinct. Visitors can fully explore the development history of Glasgow Cathedral and enjoy a comprehensive tour of the cathedral area.