St Mungo Museum of Religious Life & Art

I hadn’t visited the museum since I was a teenager, so my memory of it was quite hazy. Twenty-five years later, I returned to take a second look at its accessibility features and to see how it has changed over the years. I found the museum an enjoyable place to visit, with plenty of interesting exhibits and a welcoming atmosphere, but in many ways it feels a bit behind the times when it comes to accessibility. During my visit, I shared some feedback on ways the venue could improve, which was gladly received. The museum focuses on religion as a whole rather than on a single faith, making iit a unique offering that provides a welcoming way to learn about different beliefs.