Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum

Small but varied art gallery. A really eclectic mix of things. The daily organ playing, the broad range of art and exhibits make this a really enjoyable place to visit. There are so many little things to see, but unlike some museums, it’s not overpowering.

A special mention should go to the cafe with stunning biscuits and short bread.

The staff were very polite.

A great way to spend a rainy afternoon - it has a good range of exhibits including a "Mackintosh" selection and history of Glasgow. Its family friendly and entry is free.
The building itself is beautiful and the inside reminiscent of "Night at the Museum".
We didn't have time to try the cafe but the toilets were nice & clean.

Great selection of art, history and culture. Museum has free entry and is a great location to learn more about the city and the history. Good selection of exhibits. Would make a great day out for kids. Allow at least 2 hours for the visit. One of the best museums in Glasgow.

Kids absolutely loved going round all the exhibitions, amazing animals and Egyptian ones were their favourite. Kids section was fun although my kids were slightly older than what it was aimed for. Cafe was nice but not many choices for the kids, we ended up with soup and sandwiches for us and just chips for them. Service from the staff was great. Great grounds outside for walking and a play park (could be refreshed).

I was stunned. The museum is beautiful outside and inside. Great collections (with Dali's Christ on the Cross on display) and lots to see and experience. It's completely free, so make sure to go! On Sunday there is an organ recital around noon, which was also cool to see and hear.