Cathedral Precinct

A group of attractions in the historic medieval quarter of Glasgow
Aerial view showing the Cathedral Precinct area of Glasgow featuring a large stone church building

This area features Glasgow’s oldest surviving building, a magnificent Cathedral, and a historic necropolis with breathtaking views across the city.

Provand’s Lordship, St Mungo Museum of Religious Life and Art, Glasgow Cathedral, Glasgow Necropolis and the Glasgow Royal Infirmary Museum are all part of the historic Cathedral Precinct.

 

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cartoon style map featuring bees and Glasgow streets.

We are part of the Glasgow Bee Trail...and we're buzzing about it!

Discover 25 hidden bee models around the Cathedral Precinct on this free, self-guided hunt.

Join Basil and Beetrice and find their friends whilst taking in our historic surroundings.

Find out more about the Glasgow Bee Trail
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Rottenrow: The Birth Of A City

An exhibition dedicated to Glasgow's much loved maternity hospital. Explore the history of this Glasgow institution at the Friends of Glasgow Royal Infirmary Museum.

FInd out more about Rottenrow: The Birth of a City