Choose from a variety of museums and galleries in Greater Glasgow & The Clyde Valley covering everything from modern art to industrial life. Many of Glasgow’s museums and galleries are free to visit, and host exciting exhibitions throughout the year.
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Museums
Glasgow
The National Piping Centre serves as the centre for excellence for the Great Highland Bagpipe and its music. The Centre is host to The Museum of Piping, The Highland Library, and The School of Piping, teaching many varieties of pipes and drumming.
Museums
East Kilbride
The National Museum of Rural Life makes a perfect day out with its open fields, an award-winning museum and a historic farmhouse, as well as sheep, cows, horses and hens.
Museums
Glasgow
The Scottish Football Museum has established itself as a "must see" for football fans from all over the globe.
Museums
Glasgow
Scotland Street School was designed by the renowned Scottish architect Charles Rennie Mackintosh and is now a museum that is a must-see for Mackintosh fans.
Museums
Glasgow
This incredible store for the museums' collections when they are not on display at the city’s venues is free to visit, though visits must be booked in advance.
Exhibitions
Glasgow
Foundation Glasgow is an exciting new exhibition at The Lighthouse in the city centre. It tells the story of Glasgow and its people from prehistory to the present day.
Museums
Cumbernauld
The museum tells the story of the Cumbernauld area from pre-history to the Romans and through to the development of the new town in the 1960s.
Museums
Blantyre
Learn about the life and work of the famous Scottish explorer and missionary at this museum housed in Shuttle Row where Livingstone was born and raised.
Galleries
Greenock
This Victorian museum and modern art gallery features intriguing collections and temporary exhibitions.
Exhibitions
Kilsyth
Kilsyth’s Heritage is a small museum situated in the town library and tells the history of Kilsyth from the 17th century to the present day.
Historic Buildings & Homes
Glasgow
Come and see the world’s oldest surviving music hall – The Britannia Panopticon
Only a few steps from busy Argyle Street. Opened in 1857 as Britannia Music Hall it is famed for the debut of Stan Laurel and early cinema. Now a living museum.
Exhibitions
Motherwell
Motherwell Heritage Centre has the award-winning Technopolis interactive experience and an impressive fifth-floor viewing tower.
Museums
Glasgow
The People’s Palace tells the story of Glasgow and its people, while the adjacent Winter Gardens is filled with exotic palms and plants.
Exhibitions
Shotts
Shotts Heritage Centre is situated within the town library and focuses on the area’s covenanting heritage and heavy industry past.
Museums
Glasgow
Visitors are warmly welcomed to discover this iconic architectural gem on our award-winning, student-led guided tours.
Museums
Glasgow
The Mackintosh House features the meticulously reconstructed principal interiors from the Glasgow home of Charles Rennie Mackintosh and his wife Margaret, complete with original furniture.
Galleries
Glasgow
The Burrell Collection is one of the greatest art collections ever amassed by one person and consists of more than 8,000 objects.
Museums
Hamilton
Low Parks Museum traces the local history of South Lanarkshire and is set within two historic buildings of national importance.
Industrial
Eaglesham
Experience the wonder of Whitelee, the UK's larget Windfarm and its very own Visitor Centre. A fantastic FREE family day out, just 20 minutes from Glasgow!
Museums
Dalrymple Street, Greenock
Welcome to Strathclyde Fire and Rescue Museum and Heritage Centre