Top Things to do In Glasgow 2021

"It looks good when it's out of the sun, and it's good for taking pictures. Last time I went to the inside of the church, I was doing something. I forgot, the church glass is very distinctive. Try not to step on other people's cemeteries, hahahaha, let's take a look outside😂"

"This very magnificent church is right in the centre of Glasgow, about a five-minute walk from George Square. The exterior of the church is spectacular, but the most fascinating thing is the neighborhood where the church is located. Walking in this neighborhood, you can feel the elegance and fashion of Glasgow, the third largest city in the UK."

"The Liberty Church on St. Vincent Street is a Greek-style building located on St. Vincent Street in Glasgow. Because it is at the highest point in the Glasgow city area, plus its unique spire, it can be seen from a long distance. The church is free to enter and visit, and it is well decorated and artistic."

"The Mackintosh Church in Queens Cross is the only church built by Mackintosh. This is what the introduction of the church said. As for who Mackintosh is, I don't actually know. This church is a Gothic building with a magnificent exterior and gorgeous interior decoration. The painted window panes, wood carvings and stone carvings on the walls are full of artistry and are worth visiting. The church is free to visitors."

"Glasgow St. Andrew's Cathedral, also known as the Glasgow Metropolitan Cathedral, is located on the north bank of the River Clyde in the center of Glasgow. This neo-Gothic style cathedral was built in 1814 and is the church where Philip Tartaglia, the most respected archbishop of Glasgow. A very small church, behind the big glass shopping mall, is very inconspicuous. The decoration inside is very new, like it has just been renovated."

"Glasgow Central Mosque unless you have attended a prayer ceremony, you will need to bring an arranged guide or visit it on the opening day. It is only a short walk from the city center to the Clyde River and can be reached on foot. The mosque requires women to dress strict."

"Patrick is an independent town, merged with Glasgow about a hundred years ago, and the church has a history of one hundred years. There is a welcoming tea room in the front hall, where tea and coffee snacks are served every day, and the church service hours are Sunday afternoon and evening."

"The small place of Govin’s Old Parish Church is hard to find. The church’s cemetery has some of the most special remains that can be seen in Glasgow and Paisley. You can follow volunteers around at the tourist center. Not only the pirate's large barrel stone, but other ancient tombstones are also very special."

"The Parish Church of St. David is located on Berryland Road in Knightwood, a suburb of Glasgow. In addition to providing worship activities, the church also engages in many charitable activities, such as providing free tea and coffee for visitors, organizing English schools and nurseries for the local community, etc. The church also recycles old clothes and daily necessities every week to provide assistance to those in need . A church worthy of praise!"

"Carmunnock Parish Church is only about a 20-minute drive from Glasgow city centre, via buses. The church has a long history, but the introduction only says that it was rebuilt in 1767 and restored in 1840. The church building is very magnificent, and the stained glass paintings in the church are also very exquisite, which is the creation of a famous Scottish painter. The church is open to the public from 2-4 pm on Saturdays from April to September every year, and we have not caught up with the opening hours."