The church is a tad out of the way, but then again it's only about 10 minutes by taxi from Central Glasgow. We've visited it twice now, & while Glasgow has many Mackintosh sites worth visiting, this is (since the fire in the Art School)...More

great exterior and interior, slightly out of the way, but well worth a detour to see. We were shown around by a very helpful guide inside, who pointed out various details and history to use, and also pointed us to a lovely caff next door...More

If you are a fan of Charles Rennie Mackintosh you will really enjoy this building. The interior has so many small details which exemplify his work. It's a long walk from the nearest subway station - if you are trailing along a poor soul who...More

Mackintosh's details are evident inside this church. The stained glass windows ofcourse, but the pulpit, the alter, the design of the brickwork. The hall at the back has a collection of mackintosh type chairs . The church is a delight . We caught a bus...More

Queens Cross Church is loving looked after by the Mackintosh Society. It is not the easiest place to get to but worth the effort if you are trying to see everything by Mackintosh. On the day we visited the Custodian welcomed us and gave us...More

This Church is a bit off the beaten track for Glasgow sights but well worth a visit specially if you are a Mackintosh fan. We caught a train from Bucanhan street to Hillhead then a taxi a bit too far for us to walk but...More

Visited this hidden gem in Friday afternoon to see where it was. The reason being l was attending a concert as part.of Celtic Connections 2017. Glad l did. Had a guided tour round the building by an expert guide. Beautiful building both inside and out....More

I went there yesterday on a wonderful "lids open" day when people could come along and play the 3 pianos that are in the building. I was blown away by the simple beauty of the building - very Hill House. I can never get over...More

Mackintosh Queen's Cross is one of Glasgow's hidden architectural gems, and being the only church in the world designed by the great Scottish Architect, designer and artist, it is well and truly worth the visit.

From the collection receptacles scattered about, to the selection of Mackintosh "tracts" available in the back of the church, to the eager volunteer waiting to proselytize to the visitor on the beauty of the (mostly) unaltered interior, this church-- now the headquarters of the Mackintosh...More