Where to see stained glass in Scotland, from the Glasgow Cathedral windows to Mackintosh interiors.
- St Giles’ Cathedral, Edinburgh (Edinburgh). Stained glass returned to St Giles in the 1870s, after the medieval windows were lost to the Reformation.
- University of Glasgow Memorial Chapel (Glasgow). A chapel that shows several of Scotland’s leading twentieth century glass artists in one building.
- The Willow Tearooms, Glasgow (Glasgow). Opened in October 1903 on Sauchiehall Street and designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh for Catherine Cranston, the building has leaded glass throughout.
- The Burrell Collection (Glasgow). One of the finest collections of stained glass in Britain, in Pollok Park.