For an interesting day out! Have you ever wanted to learn about the history of our Police force here in Scotland? Well then, the Glasgow Police Museum is the place for you! The Museum is run by an independent group of volunteers, and entry to the facility is free! They offer unique tours and historical talks, where you can delve deep into the story of the Police. These fascinating tours last around 1 hour and 45 minutes, including church groups, retirement groups and everyone else.
Where can I find the Glasgow Police Museum?
Since this museum is interlinked with the Glasgow Police Heritage Society, you can rest assured you are in the hands of extremely knowledgeable individuals who are highly passionate about our Police Force. This society is made up of mostly retired Strathclyde Police officers and Glasgow City Police officers prior to the amalgamations of the Scottish Police Force. Since the museum opened in 2002, it has welcomed a massive 100,000 visitors from various parts of the world. Although the museum is free, it relies on the generosity of its visitors; so donations are highly welcome.
- Free entry.
- Open Tuesdays and Sundays from 10 am-4 pm.
- Regular exhibitions and competitions.
