St Andrew's in the Square is a former church at 1 St Andrew's Square, near Glasgow Cross, now used as a centre for Scottish culture. Its 18th-century exterior gives you a reason to pause in the square, and inside, decorated ceiling details and a ballroom-like main hall make the building worth seeing. The venue also has less expected spaces and several bars for events. Check whether it is open to visitors before you go, as some trips have found the doors closed.
A former church in St Andrew's Square
St Andrew's in the Square stands near Glasgow Cross at 1 St Andrew's Square. Built in the 18th century, the former church is now Glasgow's Centre for Scottish Culture. Its place in the square makes the exterior a useful stop for architecture and photography while exploring the city centre.
Access to the interior is not guaranteed for casual visits, so check before you go. The building also hosts events, including talks and gatherings.
Inside the main hall
The interior has decorative ceiling details and a main hall with the feel of a ballroom. The building contains additional spaces that are less apparent from outside, as well as several bars used for events. Seating at some events may be uncomfortable, so consider that if you are booking a long programme.
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Where is St Andrew's in the Square?
It is at 1 St Andrew's Square in Glasgow, near Glasgow Cross.
What is St Andrew's in the Square used for now?
The former church is now Glasgow's Centre for Scottish Culture and is also used as an event venue.
Is St Andrew's in the Square wheelchair accessible?
The listed amenities include a wheelchair-accessible entrance and restroom.
