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The first stone built Cathedral was dedicated
in 1136 in the presence of King David I but this has been a Christian
site for well over 1500 years. The ground was consecrated for Christian burial by St. Ninian in 397 A.D. The Lower Church houses the tomb of St. Mungo (also called Kentigern) who died in 603 A.D. |
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| Glasgow Cathedral's 13th century tower is the last remaining intact tower on a Scottish mediaeval church. | The Society of Friends of Glasgow Cathedral arranges events, recitals and lectures throughout the year. Details from the address below. | ||
| Admission Free Conducted Tours Available Bookstall Events Lectures Recitals |
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| Glasgow Cathedral Castle Street Glasgow G4 |
Tel: [44] (0) 141 552
6891
Other Congregations On-Line St David's, Knightswood |
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| Join the Tour |  Into the City to visit The Gallery of Modern Art |