St. Mungo Museum of Religious Life and Art

St. Mungo Museum was built in 1989 and is named after Glasgow’s patron saint, who brought the Christian faith to Scotland in the sixth century. The award winning museum’s galleries are packed with displays, artefacts and works of art, which explore the importance of religion in human’s all over the world and across time. Learn more about the world’s major religions and about religion in the west of Scotland.

They quite often host temporary exhibitions and different events, from talks about religion in Scotland today and activities for all the family.

Relax in the St. Mungo museum café that opens out into the first Zen Garden in the UK.