Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum stands on Argyle Street in Glasgow, Scotland, and is known locally as Kelvingrove Museum. It is the most visited museum in the city, and its collections run widely, from fine art to natural history, so a visit can suit a wide range of interests.
What to see
- The Spitfire display, one of the best-known exhibits in the building.
- Salvador Dalí's Christ of Saint John of the Cross, a painting that draws many visitors to the gallery.
- Natural history displays, which sit alongside the art in the same building.
Planning your visit
The museum is on Argyle Street, in the G3 8AG postcode, so it is well placed for anyone already exploring the city centre. Because the collections are so varied, it works well as a visit for a few hours, whether you come for one particular piece or want to wander from room to room. If you need up-to-date details before you go, the museum can be reached by telephone on +44 141 276 9599.
Glasgow itself gives you plenty to do around the museum, and Kelvingrove Park lies close by for a walk before or after your visit.