St Mungo's Museum and Gallery of Modern Art

This museum is named after St Mungo, who is considered the patron saint of Glasgow. St Mungo's Museum was built in 1989 and is located in the heart of the city, just steps from Glasgow Cathedral.

St Mungo's Museum displays a diverse collection of Glasgow and Scottish history and culture. The museum is divided into several galleries, each with its theme. Galleries include the Glasgow History Gallery, an Art Gallery, a Folklore Gallery, and a Gallery on the city's industrial history. The museum also has a gallery on Glasgow's patron saint, St Mungo, with objects relating to his life and work.

St Mungo's Museum is open daily from Monday to Thursday on Saturday from 10 am to 5 pm, on Friday from 11 am to 5 pm,  and on Sunday from 12 pm to 5 pm. Opening times may vary on public and other holidays, so it is important to check specific information on the museum's official website before visiting.

St Mungo's Museum is managed by Glasgow Council, the city's local government organization. The museum has a team of professional and enthusiastic staff, always ready to answer all visitors' questions and help them during their visit. With its diverse collection and educational activities, St Mungo's Museum is an exciting and educational destination for everyone, especially those interested in the history and culture of Glasgow and Scotland.