Founded in 1807, The Hunterian is Scotland's oldest public museum, home to one of the largest collections outside the National Museums, and one of the leading university museums in the UK. It is one of Scotland’s most important cultural assets
University Ave Glasgow G12 8QQ United Kingdom
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Hunterian Museum located at the university of Glasgow showcases many of the roman artifacts recovered from the antonine wall and biological samples with a good description . It has free entry.
‘The Antonine Wall : Rome’s Final Frontier’ is a permanent gallery which showcases a unique collection of spectacular monumental sculpture and other Roman artefacts recovered from the Antonine Wall . Read more
The main halls of the exhibition , with their high vaulted roofs, are magnificent in themselves. A highlight is the 1674 ‘Map of the Whole World’ in the World Culture section.
Located at the University of Glasgow , this is Scotland's oldest public museum . Do not miss the amazing permanent exhibitions of The Mackintosh House and the Lord Kelvin: Revolutionary Scientist.
Really enjoyed the comic book exhibit . FYI, comics where invented in Glasgow.
Set within the picturesque university grounds, many widely varied exhibits that tell a significant history.
Hunter was an anatomist & physician . As a gloriously well-rounded Enlightenment figure, he interested himself in everything: pickled organs in glass jars, dinosaur skeletons, deformed animals.
This place is brilliant! its got some really strange amazing objects in it! Its definitely useful if you are looking for ideas and inspiration!
What an amazing museum . A must when in Glasgow.
Well worth a visit! Free access to visitors! Charles Rennie Mackintosh exhibition on!
Often overlooked, this free little museum at the Royal College of Surgeons houses an abundance of magnificently macabre medical marvels from centuries past.
Beautiful main room!
Small but interesting , good talks hosted by staff
Kids loved the fossils. Got very childish in front of some of the anatomical displays!
This quirky museum contains the collection of renowned one-time student of the university , William Hunter (1718–83).
Ask the staff at the front for the kids treasure hunt.
It's free and really good! Worth a visit...
Free and hidden away.
Only been with kids and it would be better without, but plenty of enjoyably gross stuff.
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Amazing museum in the heart of Glasgow Green Park. Might not look all that big, but just as good as other museums in city and a lot to see - Clark Gillies
Wonderful gem of a museum. Super friendly staff and free!! - Madeleine T
An absolute gem. Travel back to simpler times. - Pieter Jan Rosiers
Awesome exhibitions in a mind-blowing building... can't wait to go back and explore more! ???????? - Cintain 昆遊龍
Its all fabulous & FREE. My son & i kept going back. The grounds are incredible. The entire area down there is phenomenal DONT pass up. Learning cool stuff the entire way through. ???? - Nikki Edelhauser