Provand's Lordship
Built in 1471, Glasgow's oldest surviving house, which stands across the street from the cathedral.
This medieval stone house was originally part of St Nicholas Hospital. Its interiors are furnished with 17th-century pieces, and the St Nicholas Garden behind it grows medicinal herbs, creating a quiet corner in the middle of the city. Admission is free, and opening hours match those of the city's museums. It is usually closed on Mondays, so please check the official website. It can be visited together with the cathedral, St Mungo Museum and the Necropolis.
Opening hours
Tue–Sun 10:00–17:00 (Fri and Sun from 11:00)
Nearby sights
- St Mungo Museum of Religious Life and Art
- City Centre Mural Trail
- Glasgow Cathedral
- Glasgow Necropolis
- The Barras & Barrowland Ballroom
- People's Palace & Glasgow Green
- George Square & City Chambers
- Gallery of Modern Art (GoMA)