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Interested in places that bear a significant connection to spirituality? Look over our list of Religious Sites, some of which also have historical import. Among the offerings are places of worship and sites that commemorate religious events or people.
Category: Religious Sites - Glasgow Attractions & Activities
Address: Cathedral Sq, Castle Street, Glasgow G4 0QZ
At first glance, you know this church has played a key role in history since medieval times. This is in fact the oldest medieval church in Scotland, founded by St. Mungo in 543 AD. It has been rebuilt several times but sections still remain from the 12th century. Outside, the Old Churchyard has a haunting medieval ambience. Inside, don't miss the...
Category: Religious Sites - Glasgow Attractions & Activities
Address: Abbey Close, Renfrewshire, Paisley PA1 1JG
This imposing structure was built in 1219, destroyed by the English, and rebuilt in the 1400s. Now the abbey resembles a cathedral with vivid stained glass and a spacious interior in which services are held every Sunday. A top draw here is the Barochan Cross, a Celtic piece from the eighth century. There is also a café, gift shop, and tower...
Category: Religious Sites - Glasgow Attractions & Activities
Address: 870 Garscube Rd, Maryhill, Glasgow G20 7EL
This church is the headquarters of the society devoted to studying and celebrating the life of its architect, Scotland's favorite son Charles Rennie Mackintosh. The innovative style of the church is the ideal testament to Mackintosh's skill and creativity, and the confluence of styles is typical of his work. Typically described as art nouveau late...
St. Vincent Street Free Church
Category: Religious Sites - Glasgow Attractions & Activities
Address: 265 St. Vincent St, Glasgow G2
This Presbyterian church was designed by Alexander 'Greek' Thompson and showcases his interest in the Greek Revival style. Reminiscent of an ancient temple outside, the 19th century building has intricately inscribed floors, thick columns, a tall tower, and ornate plasterwork throughout.
