The St Mungo Museum of Religious Life and Art is placed close to Glasgow Cathedral in which it showcases a numerous series of non secular artefacts from across the globe. The museum offers a very good café and gift shop in addition to the presentations and reveals in its multi-level historical constructing. Many of the works of art on display are without difficulty as impressive as some thing you’ll locate within the extra celebrated Kelvingrove Museum and Gallery and this ‘small museum’ exclusivity makes it experience a wee bit unique. They’ve actually made an attempt to be unique besides – an example of which may be visible in the angel phase which in a twist of lateral thinking has a display about the TV display Charlie’s Angels – and little touches like that extend for the duration of every floor. One of the primary areas is dedicated to the man behind the museum – Glasgow’s client saint St. Mungo – and there are a whole lot of records about the early days of the kingdom and how faith moulded Scotland into the country. That it's far today!