Glasgow School of Art
- Telephone 0141 353 4500
- Opening times Interpretation space & shop open daily 10.30am–5pm; building tours 11am, 1pm & 3pm.
- Website www.gsa.ac.uk
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Glasgow School of Art is Charles Rennie Mackintosh's greatest achievement and it continues to intrigue and inspire visitors from all over the world. Still a working art school, regular guided tours let you experience this famous and fascinating building. Tours depart daily from the GSA Shop where you can browse a range of contemporary design and souvenirs. Contemporary art exhibitions run in the Mackintosh Museum and are free to the public. For opening hours, tour timetables, exhibitions and information for prospective students please see website.
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- Provides: Wheelchair access
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Glasgow Style City Walking Tour
A walking tour led by guides from the Glasgow School of Art taking you through the history of this most stylish city of art, architecture and design.
Thu 23 May
£19.50 (Students and seniors £16; under 18s £9.75; under 5s free) / 0141 353 4584
Fri 24 May
£19.50 (Students and seniors £16; under 18s £9.75; under 5s free) / 0141 353 4584
Sat 25 May
£19.50 (Students and seniors £16; under 18s £9.75; under 5s free) / 0141 353 4584
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Learn more about Glasgow's Father of Style Charles Rennie Mackintosh through inspiring tours
You might think you know all there is to know about Glasgow’s Father of Style, Charles Rennie Mackintosh, but the launch of The Glasgow School of Art’s intriguing new walking tour based around the architect, artist and designer as well as a festival…
GSA shop
‘You know the sort of thing. We call it Mackintrash, or Mockintosh.’ Cathy Randall is laughing as she tries to diplomatically describe the kind of thing she definitely doesn’t want in the newly opened Glasgow School of Art shop. Shoppers will just have…






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