Hunterian Zoology Museum — Attraction in Scotland

A small but good zoology museum tucked away on the ground floor of the Graham Kerr building at Glasgow University. It is crammed full of skeletons and stuffed animals. There is a small children's area. Due to the preserved specimens, it does have a distinct smell, so it is not a great place to go if you have hyperosima. The museum is free to enter. To find the room that contains the museum, you go through the main entrance and up a few steps. On the right-hand side of the entrance parlour is a corridor. Go down this and turn left. That brings you to the museum. There are toilets, though they are rather narrow and have a glass window in the door. The glass is mainly frosted, but there is enough of a clear glass rim for the potential to make embarrassing eye contact. The building is wheelchair accessible using a ramp and a chairlift. The museum had a hard-surface wooden floor. There are no disabled toilets. There is free...

I love thé Zoology muséum. From its smell to the wonderful exhibits and facts surrounding some of the pieces. For what is quite a small space it is packed with interesting and incredible things. I visit fairly regularly as I don’t retain information very well so its great to learn and relearn about so many incredible creatures. You can find an app too that has some audio that describes a few of the pieces. I found it very...

Fantastic museum - it's a little hidden, but there are plenty of signs to help you find your way. The information placards in the museum are great, but I do wish there was a little more information with some of the displays. I spent a lot more time here than I did in the main Hunterian Museum! And there were hardly any other people in there, making it a very relaxed and...