Glasgow's Wee Secret Photo Gallery by Philip Game at pbase.com

Glasgow's Wee Secret

An unlikely cultural capital, Glasgow’s unashamedly Victorian streetscape provides the setting for an assemblage of fine galleries and museums. Enjoy a cuppa or a plate of ‘haggis, neeps and tatties’ at the Willow Tea Rooms (locals claim that Glasgow invented the tea room) designed by Art Deco pioneer and local golden boy, Charles Rennie Mackintosh, a century ago.

These images were taken with Nikon D200 (10 mpx) using RAW format, all are available for licensing. Please visit www.travelgame.org

Glasgow Cathedral	George Square	Robert Burns Statue, George Square	Burns Collection, Mitchell Library	Beresford Building, Sauciehall Street
Buchanan Street mall	Buchanan Street Underground	Approaching the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum	Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum	Main hall, Kelvingrove
Expressions, an installation at Kelvingrove	Charing Cross Mansions	Willow Tea Rooms, designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh	Willow Tearoom, Sauciehall St	Glasgow School of Arts, another CRM landmark
House for an Art Lover, Bellahouston Park	House for an Art Lover (detail)	The Music Room, House for an Art Lover	Music Room, House for an Art Lover	Glasgow, Scotland
Leadlight, House for an Art Lover	Lightfitting, House for an Art Lover	Walled Garden, House for an Art Lover	Glasgow University	Tartans for sale

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