nice to see what life was in Glasgow years ago very good display and lots of displays of life from all walk of life must see also large glass conservatory were youy can get food lots of plants and trees in side here good place to came on wet day More

You will see how the people of Glasgow lived and worked in the past. Lots of stuff for the kids to see. It lets them see what life in Glasgow was like before computer games etc, More

This free museum gave a very thorough feel for what life was like in the early 20th century for regular people. The exhibits are well laid out and heavily emphasize first hand accounts: the men and women who lived the life in the tenements. The information provided on the life of women was particularly interesting. There was also a smattering... More

Well located, with easy access by the Clyde, it is a museum slash greenhouse slash cafe ! Good place for a break ! More

The People's Palace is in Glasgow Green just south of the city centre - walking distance but probably 20min from the centre. The museum, like all Glasgow Museums, is free and describes the history of the city and its people. It is a great insight into the rich history. However, the displays are crowded and dated and this lets down... More

Very informative and fascinating to learn about Glasgows past. More

Set in the grounds of Glasgow Green, this is a good place to visit for a few hours. Lots of dispals on Glasgow's social history. Some of the visual displays are a bit dated but still an enjoyable experience. There is nice restaurant in the Winter Garden with the usual 'museum type' food. More

was in the peoples palace recently to pass some time whilst waiting for my car light being sorted in auto electrics,what a load of rubbish,hadnt been in for a few years,and it will be another few years before im in again More

I love this part of Glasgow. Quiet, nice, and full of History. More