This is a brilliant museum for anyone interested in transport. Highlights are a selection of trams, a hall full of model ships from ancient to modern, and a reconstructed period Glasgow street including an Underground train station and a cinema showing old amateur fillms. Back to the top The St. Mungo Museum of Religious Life and Art Opened in 1993 this museum has three galleries devoted to art, world religions and religion in Scottish history. A special point of interest is Britain's only authentic Japanese Zen garden. Open all year other than Christmas Day and New Year's Day it has a restaurant and gift shop.
Admission is free.
Pollock House Built approximately 1752 with 20th century additions, the house is set in 361 acres of park and woodland. The house contains a fine collection of furniture and works of art from the collection of Sir William Stirling Maxwell. Admission is free, there are guided tours, a tea room, gift shop and ample parking. The house is open all year other than Christmas Day and New Year's Day. Combine a visit with one to the nearby Burrell Collection .