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TOP 3 THE GLASGOW NECROPOLIS REVIEWS

Absolutely stunning. We love a grave yard and this has to be one of the biggest and best we've been to in the UK. Huge monuments and lots of different graves and structures to look at. It looks out across Glasgow city and you can see the beautiful cathedral from it's banks. Its a bit messy in places with overgrown ivy and trees but I guess this is down to the council and money. It's still stunning though and really gets you appreciating the architecture.

The large cemetery located behind the Glasgow cathedral. It is very extensive and imposing. The Victorian style tombs tells the power and wealth of those buried there. One of the biggest and noticeable tomb is a monument dedicated to John Knox, while he was actually buried near Giles cathedral at Edinburgh. The place necropolis means city of dead.

“Grand cemetery of the Victorian elite” as per Google maps! This place is so interesting, full of social history. We were there over an hour and only saw some of it. Following in from the entrance next to Glasgow Cathedral the paths twist and turn getting higher and higher. The view from the higher parts of the Necropolis are breathtaking! We visited on a bright sunny day but I would love to see it at dusk. I think the Necropolis has to be one of the places you should definitely visit when visiting Glasgow. Free entry. Highly recommended!

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TOP 3 PROVAND'S LORDSHIP REVIEWS

The building is named after one of its owners, Sir George Skene (1619-1708), a wealthy merchant and Provost of Aberdeen from 1676 to 1685. The house was used by Hanoverian troops as a billet during the Jacobite rebellion and the Duke of Cumberland stayed here on his way to Culloden....the museum has a large collection of pioneering people of scotland ...also including a few pics of the area around the house in Aberdeen.

Free entry. Mediaeval building - only it and cathedral survive from this period in Glasgow. Small visitor section, short video explaining history and then can wander around. Rooms on upper floors have various artworks relating to building and surrounding ding area. Garden to rear was lovely on a sunny spring day. Staff knowledgable.

Well worth a visit. The restoration has been done to a high standard, love the stone walls and wooden beams. Very interesting place, with loads of historical facts and the staff are very helpful and knowledgeable. Nice garden outside with gargoyles all around.

TOP 3 THE TENEMENT HOUSE REVIEWS

An amazing example of a genuine early 20th century interior of a middle class Glasgow tenement flat. Fascinating story about how this flat came to survive in this condition. Lots of background information. You could probably spend about an hour looking around. And then there's a nice self service cafe for tea, coffee & cakes.

What an interesting place this is. My friend and I loved it and spent much longer than expected (or normal, I think) just drinking it all in. The staff members we met were helpful, friendly and, although it was a self guided tour, the girl in the apartment answered all our questions and added lots of extra information. There is so much to see in this amazing little time capsule. I'm sure I'll get back.

This a beautiful and informative building, depicting life as it was for Miss Toward. It makes so easy to imagine what her life was like. Loved it!

TBR® Inspection Score Report

THE GLASGOW NECROPOLIS Total Inspection Points: 119/120
Complete Info: 9
Acknowledgements: 10
Business Hours: 10
Business Images: 10
Contact Info: 10
Current Evaluation: 10
Exact Services: 10
Experience: 10
Legitimate Ratings: 10
Reviews Accuracy of : 10
Website Source: 10
Website Standard: 10

TBR® Inspection Score Report

PROVAND'S LORDSHIP Total Inspection Points: 118/120
Complete Info: 9
Reviews Study: 9
Business Images: 10
Contact Info: 10
Current Evaluation: 10
Exact Services: 10
Experience: 10
Legitimate Ratings: 10
Reviews Accuracy of : 10
Videos: 10
Website Source: 10
Website Standard: 10

TBR® Inspection Score Report

THE TENEMENT HOUSE Total Inspection Points: 117/120
Acknowledgements: 9
Current Evaluation: 9
Reviews Study: 9
Business Hours: 10
Business Images: 10
Complete Info: 10
Contact Info: 10
Exact Services: 10
Experience: 10
Legitimate Ratings: 10
Reviews Accuracy of : 10
Website Standard: 10
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