Revolver Glasgow
2 StarsEclectic 18th-century mansion design, Rooftop wellness and spa terrace
Eclectic 18th-century mansion design, Rooftop wellness and spa terrace
Convenient city-view rooms, The Social restaurant and bar
Bar and Block Steakhouse, Multi-station transport access
Family-friendly accommodation, Central Merchant City location
Sacred Garden rooftop bar, Presidential Suite with golden bath
Panoramic Glasgow city views, Central Buchanan Street location
State-of-the-art fitness studio, High Street transport connection
Glass-enclosed wet rooms, Twenty-four hour cafe bar
George Square panoramic views, On-site fitness studio
Si Si rooftop bar and restaurant, Industrial-chic room design
Gourmet Bar and Restaurant, Rooftop wellness and fitness hub
Upper-floor city panoramas, Digital check-in services
Upper floor city panoramas, Grain & Grill restaurant
Historic Victorian railway landmark, Central Style Mile proximity
Heated indoor swimming pool, Cask & Clyde bar and restaurant
Tech-forward modular room concept, Buchanan Quarter proximity
Thyme restaurant and bar, On-site guest parking
Scenic River Clyde views, Family-friendly city base
Compact on-site fitness studio, St Enoch Square riverside location
Historic Victorian bank conversion, Double Balcony Suite views
On-site Bar Cafe, Pet-friendly city stay
Quiet windowless room options, Central Bath Street location
Unique architectural details, Dennistoun neighborhood location
Buchanan Bus Station proximity, Fifth floor glass viewing area
Modern glass-and-concrete architecture, Windowless focus fitness center
Exclusive penthouse apartments, Pet-friendly accommodation
Windows rooftop restaurant, Waxy O'Connors labyrinth bar
Historic former dance school setting, Charing Cross district location
Extensive thermal spa experience, Dedicated wellness and fitness studio
Miller Street culinary hub, Quirky Glaswegian interior design
Hazel restaurant dining, Historic Parish Hall restoration
VEGA rooftop destination, Smart cabin-style room concept
Modern 1970s brutalist architecture, Versatile Buchanan Suite events
Springfield Quay entertainment hub, Triple-occupancy bunk rooms
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Glasgow Cathedral is a Church of Scotland cathedral, to be distinguished from the three other cathedrals in the city (Roman Catholic, Episcopalian and Orthodox). It is not strictly a cathedral as it is not now the seat of a bishop, but it retains its pre-Reformation title. The building dates from 1197 and has been in continuous use ever since, indeed it claims to be the largest surviving church in Scotland to have survived the Reformation. The style is Gothic and the open-beam roof in the nave is medieval with some original timbers. In the Lower Church is the tomb of St Mungo, patron saint of Glasgow, who died in 603. Other ancient parts include the Blacader Aisle, a chapel undercroft, dating from the first Archbishop of Glasgow in the 15th century, and the sacristy, also from the 16th century. The stained glass is modern and the Millennium Window is, of course, a recent commission. Unusually the cathedral is the property of the Crown and is administered by Historic Scotland. Opening times and service times are on the website.
Glasgow Cathedral is a top attraction in Glasgow, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
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Discover nearby attractions, such as Glasgow Cathedral, St Mungo Museum of Religious Life and Art, Townhead, Royston, Merchant Square, all within a convenient distance from Glasgow Cathedral.