This church is a little way from the city centre but a taxi is probably about £5-6. It is so worth... read more
This is truely one of Glasgows hidden gems. If you're a Charles Rennie Mackintosh fan or interested... read more
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This church is a little way from the city centre but a taxi is probably about £5-6. It is so worth seeing for its own sake but especially just now as the Museum of the Moon exhibit is there The Church was the only one...More
This is truely one of Glasgows hidden gems. If you're a Charles Rennie Mackintosh fan or interested in any way in architecture or Glaswegian history then it is definitely worth seeking out. Best to check in advance for opening times before setting off but with...More
Took my grandson who just loves the moon and likes to learn but very disappointed five pounds to get in and three pound for my grandson visit lasted 2mins if that there where no lights shining on it like it shows on web sight no...More
I took my 9yr old son To visit the moon that is currently on display here. It was amazing to see, and nice to be able to view from 2 different balconies. It was day time so hard to notice that it was illuminated. I...More
Very interesting and supported by the CRM Society who operate from here. Ask any question and they have the answer. Not what I expected but I did enjoy the visit.
Came here on a miserable Wednesday afternoon, driven past so many times but failed to explore it. Entry this afternoon was free. The welcome was warm and plenty of information. It is run by a very keen group of people who are passionate about this...More
Stunning architectural masterpiece by Charles Rennie Mackintosh. It’s no longer a functioning church, is a superb tourist destination though. Get a tour if you can.
Charles R MacKintoshk’s church and museum is wonderful! Outstanding video of his life and work, very informative. You will recognize his influences on Art Deco, craftsman and Frank Lloyd Wright... unmistakable.. Great fun very enjoyable. Beautiful church, too bad it’s spiritual roots dried up. No...More
Was in the church for a Concert as part of Celtic Connections. Maybe the evening is not the best time to visit as windows do not show particularly well at night. Fairly muted decorations but then it was a church.
Attended Friday night to watch Ricky Ross... Its a beautiful church...Its not as developed as St Lukes at the Barra. There is no bar as such , but you can buy drinks which are priced reasonably.£3 for 175ml of wine.... There was no seating upstairs...More
