Best places: Religions in Glasgow, United Kingdom

Prayer halls & gardens opened in 1983 on the Clyde riverbanks, with a sandstone facade & glass dome.

Victorian-era cemetery containing the graves & mausoleums of prominent Glaswegians of the day.

Church of Scotland place of worship, consecrated in 1197, with post-war stained glass windows.

👍👍 Started visiting this Temple on weekly basis, to offer prayers. The first day I visited, transformed me, as the temple priest made me do the Abhisheka for Lord Shiva, and made us couple perform special initiating ceremony and made us part of the temple, feeling overwhelmed and humbled. 😇🙏 The temp...

👍👍 Beautiful wee chapel. My friends Requiem mass was held here & it was a lovely service.

👍 Must admit doe love this building its a church its bit diffrent from normal type churches in Glasgow

Gothic, 19th-century Episcopalian cathedral, also venue for The Royal Scottish National Orchestra.

👍👍 Wellington is an active Church of Scotland. I am a long term attender so this is an insiders viewpoint. Wellington is an inclusive, welcoming church. It has exceptional reflections from its preachers, marvellous music and a generous and diverse outreach to its local community, and nationally and int...

Glasgow's second oldest mosque, with community hub, representing all branches of Islamic thought.

👍👍 For some reason was just thinking of this church today. I even forgot the name but searched it through the map because I will always know where it is. For the 12 months I stayed in Glasgow this church was my spiritual home.Actually I thought about it because I was listening to a song called Ebeneeze...

👍👍 It's a beautiful Church and I have been made very welcome at various member groups. they have various groups such as Alcoholics Anonymous meeting on a Wednesday evening . This is a much needed place of safety for people with a drink problem to get help.

👍 LOVELY Church inside and the grounds are very well maintained. I was at the Memorial Service on Sunday 31/10/21 for the families of people who had passed away during the Covid restrictions who therefore could not have the "send off" that they deserved. This was such a kind thing for Cambuslang Paris...

Free entry to Victorian church with a collection of 31 significant early medieval carved stones.