Glasgow Cathedral
The most important historical building in the city is the 12th-century Cathedral in Glasgow, also known as the Cathedral of St. Mungo or High Kirk in Glasgow.Seen both from the inside and the outside, it seems to have fallen from a huge mold: the lines are clear and there are no superflor ornaments.However, the largest room in the cathedral is the crypt, which houses the tomb of Saint Mungo, the founder of the Episcopate, which was buried here in 603 AD.Although a visit to the cathedral is considered one of the best free things.To do in Glasgow, donations are always welcome.Also, free guide tours are available. The St. Mung Museum of Life and Religious Art, which examine the religions of the world, their rites and how their doctrines approach the problems of life and death.Exhibits include Egyptian mummies, Hindu statues and a Zen Buddhist garden in the yard.