Kelvingrove museum and art gallery is a very special place for generations of glasgow people and the surrounding neighbourhoods.
Kelvingrove first opened its doors to the public on 2 May 1901 when it formed a major part of the Glasgow International Exhibition. Its collections came mainly from the McLellan Galleries and from the City Industrial Museum, which had been opened in 1870 in the former Kelvingrove Mansion.
Kelvingrove it is the largest museum and art gallery in the UK, with collections of international importance.
First Floor galleries Italian and Dutch Art, French Art,Madonna,and Sculputurs.
Ground Floor
Mini Museum for children the art discovery centre and the environment centre feature galleries displays.Animals of the past, Ancient Egypt, Glasgow Style.
Lower Ground Floor
Campbell Hunter Foundation Gallery, the Conference Room, and the café-restaurant and shop.
Kelvingrove Art Gallery And Museum
Open daily 10am-5pm
except Friday and Sunday 11am-5pm.
Closed 25/26/December, 31 december
Free entry,Wheelchair access,
22 Galleries 3 floors and Visitors Assistants in the galleries.
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Museum of Transport
2 min walk from
Kelvingrove Art Gallery |
Kelvin Hall Sports Arena
2 min walk from
Kelvingrove Art Gallery |
Hunterain Museum
Less then 5 min walk from
Kelvingrove Art Gallery |
Cresswell Lane of Byres Road
Less then 10 min walk from
Kelvingrove Art Gallery |
Sauchiehall Street
10 min walk from
Kelvingrove Art Gallery |
Glasgow University
3 min walk from
Kelvingrove Art Gallery |
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