image inside of the Kelvingrove Art Museum

Full Day History and Science Museum Tour

This itinerary aims to give you a bit of everything and help you maximise your stay. It combines free and paying attractions, and should have something for everyone.

  • Board the bus at our main stop (Stop 1) at George Square.
  • Hop off at Glasgow Cathedral (Stop 2) and enjoy a visit to the cathedral or the Necropolis where you can explore the final resting place of many of Glasgow’s wealthy Victorian, and take in the great views of the city.
  • Hop off for the Science Centre (see ticket prices here) for interactive exhibits and experiences for all the family to enjoy
  • Next stop would be Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum (Stop 16).  Kelvingrove has an amazing collection of everything from paintings to natural history exhibits.  It also sits beside the lovely Kelvingrove Park where you can stroll beside the River Kelvin.  Hopping back on at Stop 16, we would recommend you then complete the tour and hop off back at George Square (Stop 1) to enjoy a stroll through the city centre, perhaps taking the opportunity to find somewhere to eat that evening or enjoy a few drinks while watching the world pass by in a pavement café

Glasgow Cathedral is open from 10am until 4pm (closed 12-1pm)  excluding Sunday mornings, free entry.

Necropolis is open from 8.30 until 4.30, free entry.

Kelvingrove Art Gallery is open daily from 10am to 5pm (11am on Sundays) and entry is free apart from certain exhibitions.

CONTACT INFO

Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum

01412769599 Visit Website Argyle St,
Glasgow,
G3 8AG