University of Glasgow Review

It is a dream castle. When I arrived, it was the April holiday, there were almost no people on the road, only the old buildings stood in the cold air, solemn and heavy, which was awe-inspiring.

University of Glasgow, close to the Kevin Grove Museum of Art. The appearance is solemn and gorgeous, like an ancient castle, with historical value. There is an exhibition hall inside, open to the public to visit. Staying in it from picking up the feeling of university life. Attractions worth recommending 👍🏻

Amazig hystorical place! Great place to spend some time and enjoy a beatiful buildings. Gla uni has a small garden inside with a great view. We spend some time with family here and really enjoed it. There also is a museum with free entry for every one.

University is stunning and some of the buildings give you 16-17th century architecture vibes!

had a fantastic time wandering around and soaking in the history, great architecture.

A great walk in a vibrant part of Glasgow, with a park and a river running through it, the iconic central building and numerous places to relax

University of Glasgow is ancient Scottish University with many noble laureates and scholars. Most museums are free to visit by tourists. The main attraction is the University Building which looks like Hogwarts in Harry Potter.

Glasgow University is one of the 10 oldest universities in the world, and Britain ranks fourth. Gothic architecture, built in 1451, has a splendid momentum. The university has 10 universities, more than 100 departments, more than 300 undergraduate and master's majors. It is the most comprehensive university in the UK. The students nurtured by universities are talented people (6 Nobel laureates), especially in civil engineering, shipbuilding and anatomical medicine. The Harry Potter crew had proposed to use the main building of the University of Glasgow to make movies because of its distinctive school buildings. Unfortunately, it was rejected by the school. Visiting the school is free. These include the main building, museums, school districts and libraries.