Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum

My name is Jennifer and I am a professional blogger who writes articles on different places which attract people. This Tuesday I decide to visit Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum. First, I have to book/hire a cab for my journey to Heathrow to Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum. I ask my many friends to give me suggestions for the best cab hire service in Heathrow. One of my close friends tells me about company. He tells me that company give us many facilities. So I search on the internet company and click on their website to book a cab.

I contact to the company customers service. They were very professional because when they talk to me they communicated with me very nicely. The company were also providing a discount to their new and regular customers. They also offer me the VIP cab service at a discount. Then I decide to book company VIP cab hire service and also give them time for the next morning. The next morning the cab and the driver reached my door at a time.

When my journey starts cab driver offered me some snacks and drinks to me without any more charges. The cab driver was a very humble person. When he was driving the cab I noticed that he was very professional in his work. One more thing that I want to tell you about the company that the company is providing their services in over the UK. The distance was almost 403 miles. We were following the M6 route. After travelling for almost seven hours we reach there. Glasgow, Scotland is home to the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, a museum and gallery. On Argyle Street, in the West End of the city, by the banks of the River Kelvin, is where the gallery is situated. The art gallery was established in the year 1901. The art gallery is known for natural history, weapons and armour, artwork from numerous historical eras and art movements, and much more are among them.

The Salvador Dali masterwork "Christ of St. John of the Cross" is the most well-known piece of art on view at Kelvingrove. The museum has multiple art collections and including European artworks. The exhibits that I think everyone must see at the Kelvingrove art gallery are Christ St John of the Cross by Salvador Dali, The Glasgow Style, The 'Amen' Glasses, Portrait by Van Gogh and etc. There is no entry fee you can visit the Kelvingrove art gallery, for free. Vehicle parking is available and charges almost 1 euro. The art gallery's opening and closing times were 10 am to 5 pm. There were many other people as well who were visiting from different areas. People were busy with their cameras. They were taking photos as well. The Kelvingrove art gallery is owned by the Glasgow city council. I enjoyed my time there and got too much information and also I take some snaps and noted some notes in my notebook. Then we came back home, the cab service was very great and the seats were comfortable.