- Glasgow Cathedral is the oldest Cathedral in Scotland and the only one to survive the Scottish Reformation of the 15th century intact.
- The medieval Glasgow Cathedral has been in constant use for worship for over 800 years, and is of great architectural and historic interest.
- • Originally built in the 12th century, Glasgow Cathedral is a fine example of Scotland's architecture from the medieval period.
- Glasgow Cathedral has beautifully detailed stonework, but the ornamentation is quite modest when compared to Roman Catholic cathedrals.
- Licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0 via Wikimedia Commons). Glasgow Cathedral is also known as Kentigern’s or St. Mungo’s Cathedral.
- The historic landmark is located just west of the Glasgow Necropolis, a Victorian-era cemetery, and faces Cathedral Square to the east.
- The medieval Glasgow Cathedral has been in constant use for worship for over 800 years, and is of great architectural and historic interest.
- The Glasgow Cathedral sits within walking distance of the city center and is located next to the Glasgow Royal Infirmary.
- Sun morning service at 11am Transportation Train: High St. Bus: 11, 36, 37, 38, 42, or 89 Phone 0141/552-6891 Prices Free admission Web site Glasgow Cathedral.
- One of Scotland’s most magnificent medieval buildings, Glasgow Cathedral is the only one on the mainland to survive the Reformation of 1560 intact.