The Burrell Collection

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Our dedicated Burrell Collection website gives full details on everything you need to know. This page gives the key venue details but visit our separate website to find out more about our exhibitions and latest information.

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Overview

Admission

Free Entry

Donations welcome

You can donate at the venue or online.

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Welcome!

The Burrell Collection reopened on 29 March 2022, after a major refurbishment and redisplay.

More of the Collection is on show than ever before and exciting new galleries bring the objects to life, including more than 90 digital displays offering interactive and immersive experiences for visitors of all ages.

The new displays also tell the stories of the man behind the Collection, Sir William Burrell and his family.

Dynamic and interactive displays bring Chinese Dynastic ceramics, medieval stained glass and Impressionist paintings to life. The Burrell Collection is the Art Fund Museum of the Year 2023. 

You can also keep up to date with what's happening at the museum through our social channels. 

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Plan your visit

Monday 10:00am - 5:00pm
Tuesday 10:00am - 5:00pm
Wednesday 10:00am - 5:00pm
Thursday 10:00am - 5:00pm
Friday 11:00am - 5:00pm
Saturday 10:00am - 5:00pm
Sunday 11:00am - 5:00pm

Accessibility guides

Visit AccessAble's website for a comprehensive guide of our facilities.

Visit the website by clicking here.

Accessible toilets

The Burrell is the first museum in Scotland with two changing places toilets, alongside 9 additional accessible toilets and an accessible lift.

Wheelchair access

Baby changing

Baby feeding

A baby feeding space is available in our quiet room.

Cafe or restaurant

Opening hours:

Monday-Thursday and Saturday: 10am-4.30pm 
Friday and Sunday: 11am-4.30pm
Last orders are at 3.15pm daily, after which a selection of sandwiches and cakes are available.

View menus here.

Cloakroom

Available upon request, please see reception.

Parking

Pollok Country Park and The Burrell Collection can be accessed by car at 2060 Pollokshaws Road, via junction 2 of the M77. The postcode for the museum is G43 1AT.

Access to Pollok House is via Dumbreck Road, near Junction 1 of the M77.

Car access into and around the park has changed: please note there is no longer access through the middle of the park for cars.

There are two public car parks, The Burrell Collection Car Park via Pollokshaws Road and The Riverside Car Park at Pollok House via Lochinch Road. Routes to both car parks are signposted.

Please also note that National Trust members cannot park in The Burrell Collection Car Park for free.

Accessible parking bays are provided in front of the museum and parking is free for blue badge holders. Please ensure the badge is prominently displayed. There are 19 bays specifically marked. 

Parking charges will apply as follows:
• Monday-Sunday 10am-6pm
• £5 for up to 4 hours
• £10 for all day
• Pay with cash (coins only) via Pay and Display machines or using the RingGo app (see signage for instructions). Please note RingGo does NOT accept payment via QR code.

You can download the RingGo app before you travel here.

Please be aware we cannot guarantee parking spaces will be available and once the car parks are full, park staff will redirect cars out of the park.

EV Charging

There are 6 electric vehicle charging points located at the Riverside car park near to Pollok House.

Photography and video recording

Visit this web page to find out more about photography, filming and sketching guidelines at Glasgow Museums venues.

Free wifi

By bus

Direct services from Glasgow city centre to:• Pollokshaws Road: routes 57/57A, there is a bus stop directly opposite the park entrance
• Shawbridge Street: route 3, alight at Shawholm Crescent
• Dumbreck Road: routes 34/34A, alight opposite Haggswood Avenue

Journey times are approximately 20 minutes.

For up to the minute travel information please visit the First Bus Journey Planner.

By train

Direct services from Glasgow Central Station to:

  • Pollokshaws West:Located on Pollokshaws Road, the nearest entrance to Pollok Country Park is at 2060 Pollokshaws Road, less than a 5 minute walk. Exit station, turning left onto Pollokshaws Road and you will see the park entrance shortly after on your left.• Shawlands: Located on Pollokshaws Road, 10 minute walk to the Pollokshaws Road entrance of Pollok Country Park. Exit station, turning right and follow Pollokshaws Road to park entrance on your right.

Journey times are approximately 10 minutes.

For more detailed information on trainsfrom Glasgow Central to Pollokshaws West | Train Times (scotrail.co.uk)

For more detailed information on trainsfrom Glasgow Central to Shawlands | Train Times (scotrail.co.uk)

Shuttle bus

A free electric shuttle bus operates in the park. The bus runs 7 days, 10.00am-6.15pm in a 20-30 minute loop, linking the park entrance at 2060 Pollokshaws Road to The Burrell Collection and Pollok House. The bus has wheelchair access and capacity for one wheelchair at a time. Dogs are allowed on the bus, subject to capacity, with priority given to assistance dogs.

Please note, only assistance dogs are permitted inside The Burrell Collection.

Pick up at Pollokshaws Road entrance is at the following times:

10:00, 10:30, 11:00, 11:30, 12:00, 1:30, 2:00, 2:30, 3:00, 3:30, 4:00, 4:30, 5:15*, 6:15*

*Note these services leave from The Burrell Collection bus stop only and exit the park around 20 minutes later.

Walking and cycling

The main park entrance at 2060 Pollokshaws Road now has improved surfacing and separation between pedestrians, cyclists and vehicles. Through the restriction of car movement, pedestrians and cyclists can now also enjoy priority access on the main park routes including Pollok Avenue.

Pollok Country Park is an ideal place to visit by bike and can be easily reached by Route 7 and 75 of the National Cycle Network, which run through the park, or by using the local link routes. You can also visit by bike via the nearby rail and bus stations.

Visitors are welcome to make use of covered cycling racks in front of The Burrell Collection. Bikes and e-bikes will also be available to hire within Pollok Country Park as part of the NextBike Cycle Hire Scheme. The standard NextBikes are due to be installed in Spring 2022, with e-bikes in early Summer 2022.

Find out more about improvements to Pollok Country Park.

By car

Pollok Country Park and The Burrell Collection can be accessed by car at 2060 Pollokshaws Road, via junction 2 of the M77. The postcode for the museum is G43 1AT.

Access to Pollok House is via Dumbreck Road, near Junction 1 of the M77.

Car access into and around the park has changed: please note there is no longer access through the middle of the park for cars.

There are two public car parks, The Burrell Collection Car Park via Pollokshaws Road and The Riverside Car Park at Pollok House via Lochinch Road. Routes to both car parks are signposted.

Please also note that National Trust members cannot park in The Burrell Collection Car Park for free.

**Parking charges have increased**

Glasgow City Council increased parking charges across the city as part of the Council Budget Announcement for 2023/2024.

The new charges have been applied to all Council-owned pay and display car parks, including those in Pollok Country Park at The Burrell Collection, the Riverside car park for Pollok House and Nether Pollok.

Blue Badge parking remains free in all car parks, subject to display of a valid permit.

Find more information on the council website, including information on how to contact the council regarding RingGo: Follow this link.

Accessible parking bays are provided in front of the museum and parking is free for blue badge holders. Please ensure the badge is prominently displayed. There are 19 bays specifically marked. 

Parking charges will apply as follows:
• Monday-Sunday 10am-6pm
• £5 for up to 4 hours
• £10 for all day
• Pay with cash (coins only) via Pay and Display machines or using the RingGo app (see signage for instructions). Please note RingGo does NOT accept payment via QR code.

You can download the RingGo app before you travel here.

Please be aware we cannot guarantee parking spaces will be available and once the car parks are full, park staff will redirect cars out of the park.

EV Charging

There are 6 electric vehicle charging points located at the Riverside car park near to Pollok House

Telephone

0141 287 2550

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Location

Plan a large group visit

Check out the guided tour options at the Burrell Collection.

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Venue Hire

Located in the beautiful wooded grounds of Pollok Park, the newly refurbished Burrell Collection is the perfect venue to host banquets, standing receptions, private dinners and conferences. This unique building, housing all of William Burrell’s treasures, is a special setting and is the perfect choice when looking for an escape from the city, within the city.

Within The Burrell Collection, The Courtyard and two meeting spaces are available for hire.

large meeting space with two large tables with chairs round them. the room has windows up high with wooden panelling across the roof
meeting room with wooden tables pushed together in a shape of a square with chairs surrounding it. there are large windows in the meeting room land the walls are painted blue

Learning

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Plan an educational or community group visit

Check out what resources our learning team have to enhance your visit to the Burrell Collection

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