Church in Glasgow

Glasgow Cathedral and Necropolis

Glasgow Cathedral is a rare pre-Reformation Scottish church that survived intact, a 12th-century Gothic building with a stunning lower church (crypt). Free. The Necropolis behind it is a Victorian cemetery on a hilltop modeled on Pere Lachaise, with elaborate monuments and panoramic views over the city. Free. Budget travelers visit both for free and see Glasgow’s oldest surviving building alongside its most atmospheric cemetery.

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Cathedral Square 70, G4 0UZ Glasgow
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