The art galleries on the first floor are worth seeing, particularly the French art room and the small room with the Christ of Saint John of the Cross by Dali. The French room has over 40 masterpieces with Van Gogh, Monet, Renoir, Picasso, Seurat and more. The Christ of Saint John of the Cross uses an extreme angle of Christ over water. The Floating Heads in the east court is interesting. Did not spend much time on the ground floor with the animals and ancient Egypt.

This is my favorite museum in Scotland, and I've been to many! It is a combination of history, art, natural science, and much more. One of the surprises is a daily organ concert, usually 1 pm. One can enjoy lunch at the indoor coffee shop while enjoying the concert. Don't even try to do it all in one day, but like so many UK museums, it has free admission.

Really well curated, even the statue tumbling woke cancel culture creatures might be impressed. If you see nothing else marvel at the great hall and do not miss the Dali. It is worth visiting for that alone

Excellent ambiance. My partner and I had an amazing time at the gallery. Even though I'm not a big fan of painting and the like, I had a great experience from start to finish. The lighting in the exhibitions is properly tuned to create a terrific atmosphere. I was amazed to discover such a diverse assortment of items housed under one roof. I would strongly suggest the place to anyone visiting Glasgow.

Went to the Mary quant exhibition viewing from may until 20 October 2023 . If even you have the slightest interest in fashion and it’s history this is a must visit . I am delighted this showstopper rolled into Glasgow ! Absolutely an array of delight , nostalgia and knowledge of this truly remarkable genius displaying the workings and ideas of this amazing icon put on this earth to thrill us with her outstanding designs and how she changed the fashion era from the 1960,s onwards . I spent just under 2 hours here , taking time to explore her sheer being . Added bonus of a Fantastic gift shop afterwards , the likes of some items to purchase you won’t see just anywhere. Small entry fee of £8.50 . I left exasperated by this icon and very emotional of the items that brought back so many memories and she was actually way before my time but I remembered certain dresses , the make up from relatives and magazines . The day will stay in my memory !

We did an 1100 hrs tour with Artie which we totally recommend. Heard many of the back stories, compositions explained and the links between pieces and collectors. Fascinating and well worth an hour to understand what you are seeing.

A huge museum in a beautiful architectural building. Many floors to this museum and lots of very different things to see. I found the art particularly interesting, and the wild Haggis is a must. You could easily sound a whole day here. The museum is set in a lovely park, a nice place t I sit and admire the building.

Museum is located adjacent to the University and is an impressive pile of stone. in itself. There is a kind of chaos created by the presence of a huge number of objects sitting on the floor and hanging from the ceilings as far as the eye can see. However the artifacts are well marked when you settle down and move slowly around the behemoth of a structure. Well worth 2-3 hrs maybe a day!

I had only one reason to visit this museum: the Floating Heads exhibit. I like abstract art, so I had to see this for myself. I was not disappointed. Some people may find it creepy, but I was fascinated. Because I was part of an organized group, I had limited time. I did manage to see the Spitfire. The museum has a lot of other things to see.

We spent several very enjoyable hours wandering around the museum and selected parts of the art gallery (not so much our thing, but great that you can dip in and out). There is certainly plenty of interest for all ages from the very young to the very old with a wide variety of displays across the sections on each level. We particularly loved the 3pm demonstration of the orchestrion, something we had never seen or heard before, and the lady in charge was so happy to answer all our questions afterwards. Lunch in the basement cafe turned out to be an excellent main meal at not unreasonable prices and the shop is good too!