I wasn't leaving Glasgow until 4:00, so I had time to see things. I started with a walk out to Glasgow Cathedral.
It has a nice interior.
Across the street is Glasgow Necropolis, a cemetery that is mostly full of business people from the 1800s. Here's the back of the cathedral from the top of the Necropolis.
Here's the Necropolis.
On my walk back into town, I came across this mural. I don't know what it is.
I stopped in to a small, clean, modern Catholic Church near the river.
This is the River Clyde, which runs through Glasgow.
I had lunch at the Atlantic Brasserie, another recommendation from Patricia. It was excellent French food. I had mussels and tartiflette. Since you can't get rebluchon at home, it's the first proper tartiflette I've had in 15 years.
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