Excellent museum located in the University of Glasgow. Nice collection of artifacts and animals. The Hunterian Art Gallery is across the street from the museum and has some wonderful paintings, definitely go see both at the same time.

Not too big, well set out following some themes. Not as informative as some but a lot better than others in any respects. Good for children as it is not too big and there are dinosaur skeletons!

Strange museum in te sense they have lots off body parts in jars as its in the university grounds alot is too do with local scholars the building is amazing and glasgow uni is stunning the museum is free too enter but again they ask for £1 donation and they do have exhibitions some you pay too enter

Wonderful building - worth visiting just to see inside it - and then, much like Kelvingrove a nice mish-mash of different items and subjects to look at. Very much feels like someone's collection - and so loveily presented. Currently the upper gallery floor is closed - but there is plenty to see without it.

Although graduates of the Uni, we had never visited the Hunterian, Enjoyed our visit, and will come back again, as we did not have time to do it justice.

Lots of interesting items that will appeal to a broad range of interests. The natural history area was very interesting as well as some on the local history areas.

OUr childrne loved the range of wierd and wonderful jars and the hands on activities - lovely mix of historical, geographical and science exhibitions

Important information first: the art gallery and the 'science' museum bits are in different buildings. They are just across the road from one another, but if you have limited time, you might want to prioritise one or the other. The 'old' museum is where the main bulk of Hunter's collection is based, with a focus on science, medicine, natural and... More

We felt we only saw a fraction of what is on offer in this great museum, must allow ourselves more time on our next visit! The Roman exhibit was beautifully displayed - it took us an hour just to appreciate that alone. I'm pleased to see that this museum has not been turned into a childrens' playground, like another I... More