Katedra w Glasgow

Glasgow Cathedral is one of Scotland's finest medieval monuments. Dating back to the 13th-15th centuries, this Gothic architectural gem impresses with its majestic beauty and rich history.

Built on the burial site of St. Kentigern (known as St. Mungo) in 612, the cathedral is the cradle of the city of Glasgow. Its interior hides unique treasures - impressive stained glass windows, including the famous Millennium window by John K. Clark, and the tomb of St. Mungo.

Walking through the cathedral, you'll feel the spirit of the Middle Ages among the soaring arches and elaborate stone decorations. It's a place where history comes alive with every step.