beautiful campus that is friendly and accessible to visitors - no need to worry about not getting a warm welcome - the museum is great and there is nothing nicer on a warm day to sit at the front of the main building with a cool drink and look out over the West End More

Try to get a student to show you around the places only they would know. Try to get a look inside the debating chamber of the Glasgow Union, which has been the cradle of many a famous orater. Take time to examine the architecture of the different decades. Some of the later buildings are ghastly but the beauty of the... More

If you get a chance you have to climb the tower! It's a good old climb up the stairs but the view is amazing, I must admit that was a few years ago now but hopefully they still do it More

Charles Rennie Mackintosh was brilliant and he left his wonderful mark all over the school. His wife, Margaret MacDonald was a stellar artist in her own right and you can see her mark in some of this interior designs. Just good stuff. More

It is just wonderful to wander around theose cloisters and enjoy the views from the front. The Museum is both interesting and informative but the displays seem to have changed recently.Pleasant little cafe and the MacKintosh House is just over the road More

My son and me visited here my son thought the place was like something out of a film. More

well even if you are not a student, Glasgow University is still worth your time. The interesting thing is, The University itself contains diffferent museums which are all very enjoyable. For example; a two minute walk east of the Universities main building takes you to Charles renne mackintosh's previous residence. The main building is worth a nosy too. Its very... More

One of the oldest working Universities in the country, exhibits a great variety in architecture. It has some very interesting buildings, museums and other facilities to visit. More

Wandering the campus building and calling into the museums is a must for any trip to Glasgow More