Visiting Mackintosh Queen’s Cross
Public Opening days 2026:
Monday, Wednesday & Friday: 11.00am – 4.00pm (Last entry 3.30pm)
Special notice:
Until 1st June there is a programme of maintenance and preservation activity at Mackintosh Queen’s Cross. Visitors will still be able to view the church and enjoy nearly all features including the stained glass, but will not be able to move around freely to all areas. The hall, shop, rear balcony and toilet facilities are all open as usual. For accessible access please see below
Admission charges:
Due to restricted access our usual ticket prices are suspended and you may currently visit on a pay-what-you-wish basis. These donations support us to run and preserve the church.
Until 1st June – Donations Welcome
From 1st June onwards:
Adults: £7.00 Conc. £5.00
Society Members & Children: Free
Free entry on Wednesday afternoons after 1.00pm
Closing Days:
3 April – Good Friday, 4 May – Bank Holiday Monday, 25 May – Bank Holiday Monday, Glasgow Fair Monday, and 3 August – Bank Holiday Monday.
Over Christmas and New Year we are closed 21 December to 5 January 2027.
Travel Information
Bus:
First Bus 60/60A & 61 or City Bus 17 from Hope Street at Central Station.
Underground:
Alight at St George’s Cross then 15 minute walk through Cromwell Street into Maryhill Road.
Rail:
Train to Central or Queen Street Station then bus as above.
Car:
M8 J15 eastbound or J17 westbound. Follow Maryhill Road towards Queen’s Cross and turn right into Hinshaw Street. At the lights, go straight across into Firhill Road. Take second on left into Springbank Street and the Church is at the end of the street. On street parking available.
Accessibility:
Until 1st June, during our maintenance and restoration project, is it essential to let us know in advance if you are using a wheelchair or mobility aid to visit. 24 hours notice is preferred. Our accessible door is also the primary access for the maintenance team so we will need to ensure that you can visit safely.
• Wheelchair access is available on the ground floor only.
• We have one disabled toilet available on the ground floor.
Please call us between Monday – Friday 11.00 – 16.00 (except bank holidays) on 0141 946 6600 or email info@crmsociety.com and we will get back to you as soon as we can.
Group Visits & Evening Tours
Group Visits are available throughout the year for 20 or more people. Pre-booking is essential for group visits during normal opening hours. Booking is required at least 7 working days before visit date.
Until 1st June the maintenance and restoration work at the church may impact on our ability to offer group visits. However, the opportunity to see work of this type in progress is rare and can add value to the group experience. Our hall is not affected by the works so refreshments are not affected.
| Pre-booked Group Visits | Sat/Sun | Talk | |
| Talk/entry | £8.00 | £10.00 | £15.00 |
| Plus tea/coffee & biscuits | £11.00 | £13.00 | £16.00 |
| Plus nibbles & wine | £13.00 | £16.00 | £19.00 |
| Plus Lunch | P.O.A. | ||
| Evening 1 (talk, entry, nibbles & wine) | £23.00 | ||
| Evening 2 (talk, entry, nibbles & sparkling wine) | £26.00 | ||
| School Groups per pupil | £2.00 |
Please note Group Rates are per person, based on a minimum of 20 for pre-booked bookings. i.e. minimum charge = £160. No concessions. Free admission for the group organiser and coach driver
Groups of 20+ can book during opening hours and evenings. Booking is required at least 7 working days before visit date. Please see the Group Booking Form.
The CRM Society believes that education and learning is the key to success and living a prosperous and fulfilled life. Using the works created by Mackintosh and his contemporaries is a major asset to Glasgow and Scotland in delivering lively learning experiences, workshops and activities for schools, students, adults, families and children.
Resources
A general introductory guide to Mackintosh Queen’s Cross is available.
Mackintosh Queen’s Cross has an excellent library and the shop stocks an extensive range of Mackintosh books and gifts. In our Hall you can relax and have a coffee while watching one of our excellent Mackintosh films.
Staff are also very happy to answer any questions you may have.
