People's Palace

The People's Palace in Glasgow City, UK, is a museum and much-loved historic building. It is built in a large park of the same name, occupying the east of Glasgow Green. Polish by architect William Whitie, the People's Palace was designed to provide the people of Glasgow with an educational and recreational facility. It was built in 1898 and has been open to the public since. Today, it is home to a fascinating museum that chronicles the social history of Glasgow and its people from then until now. Its exhibitions, which include detailed displays about the city's industrial past, explore the vivid changes that have shaped the city over the years. The museum also houses a library, café and gift shop. Also, the park outside the museum is a great place to take a walk and see the landmarks of Glasgow, such as the Nelson Monument, the Doulton Fountain and the Necropolis.