Caledonian Mansions is a historic apartment building in Glasgow City, United Kingdom. It was built in 1890 by prolific Scottish architect Alexander "Greek" Thomson for businessman Thomas Coats. The building was first used as rental housing, but later served as a school, office spaces, and even a homeless shelter. It is well-known for its striking red brick walls adorned with Byzantine-style decorations, including Greek key patterns, window frames, and other ornamental elements. Its modern appeal makes it a popular stop on guided walking tours of Glasgow City. With its breathtaking architectural details and charming outdoor courtyard, Caledonian Mansions is a must-see for any traveler.
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