Glasgow Cathedral

In addition to Sundays, the church also has some special events in January and April, which can be found on the official website. The best viewing route is to first look at the church from the cemetery, then go down to visit the church, and finally pass the Uni of Strathclyde to the city center for lunch. In rainy weather, the cemetery can give you the feeling of Bat Man shooting, which is suitable for taking pictures. On weekdays, many photography enthusiasts and students from the Gela Academy of Art come here to take photos. The cathedral offers multi-language interpretation services. I recommend taking the English tour, where you can hear interesting stories like the gilding on the family crest on the ceiling of the study room being scraped off. If you don't have enough time, it's also a good idea to just take a quick look and take some photos. The glass windows of the church can be seen up close underground. !!!Note⚠️There is no toilet in the church. You need to go to another church opposite to solve the hygiene problem, so if you are not feeling well, it is recommended to go another day. Another point is that there is a cafe opposite the church, and other restaurants are at least 10 minutes walk away. It is recommended to walk directly to the city center for 20 minutes for dinner. #GlasgowTravel #Glasgow