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Visiting Glasgow Life Museums

Named after the city's patron saint the museum aims to promote understanding and respect between people of different faiths and those of none.

Highlights from St Mungo

Photograph showing a Nigerian Ancestral Screen

Nigerian Ancestral Screen

Late 19th century Kalabari Ijo wooden ancestor screen which would have been placed in men’s trading houses.

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Photograph showing a Figure of Buddha

Buddha

This figure of Buddha is made of wood with gilt finishing from Mandalay, Burma.

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Three Saints

All three of these window panels containing saints date from the 16th century and were made in the Netherlands.

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Photograph showing the Cathedral Precinct area of Glasgow

Cathedral Precinct

This area features Provand’s Lordship, St Mungo Museum of Religious Life and Art, Glasgow Cathedral, Glasgow Necropolis and the Glasgow Royal Infirmary Museum.

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Where to find these highlights at St Mungo

Plan Your Visit

To help you plan the perfect day out, find out more about the museum and our opening times.
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Photograph showing the exterior of St Mungo Museum of Religious Life and Art
St Mungo Museum of Religious Life and Art

St Mungo Portrait Image

For a beautiful portrait of our venue for you to keep or send to a friend, simply download the photograph, right click to copy and attach it to your message.