the burrell collection

这里有来自全世界的很棒的收藏品。他们可以追溯到让人兴奋的年代,尤其是展现出来的一些很好的艺术品。我们生活的年代是这样的:我们以为我们在发明东西,可是发现早在公元前,这些东西已经以很好的形式存在了。这个地方是免费的,而且这里有一个小咖啡厅。这里还有电梯可以用。

在Burrell先生长寿而富庶的一生里,他从世界各地收集了许多漂亮的、亮闪闪、华丽丽的工艺品,最后都捐赠给了格拉斯哥。你会看到这些藏品经过了有品位的陈设,同时给予了信息量丰富的介绍,并且展示于专门定制的现代化装置里,在这个大型城市公园展出。很值得花上半天时间好好参观,不然还真是对不起这么出色的艺术品呢。咖啡厅和礼品店都很不错。

这批美妙的收藏属于威廉·伯勒尔先生,格拉斯哥的航运巨头和收藏家,他于1944年将他们捐赠给了格拉斯哥市政府。这些收藏现今收藏于一个特别建造的博物馆,被洛克公园围绕着。里面的藏品包括各种彩色的玻璃制品和挂毯,橡木家具,中世纪的武器和盔甲,伊斯兰艺术品,古埃及和古中国的艺术品,印象派画家德加和塞尚的作品,现代的雕塑以及来自于世界各地的一些艺术品。所有的东西都有详尽的介绍,花几个小时在各种艺术品中徘徊绝对让人觉得欣喜无限,还能大开眼界。

难以置信这里的陶器,雕塑,挂毯,银饰等等的收藏是多么的棒。在一栋橡木框架的建筑里,玻璃边,而且在一个公园里。导游很棒不要错过购物和一个很棒的咖啡馆。

William Burrells的藏品被赠送给了格拉斯哥市,市政府将藏品收于这座美丽又现代的博物馆。这儿的艺术作品品种多样,博物馆内是看似漂浮的上层楼面,可以提前看到将要看到的展品。围绕画廊的公园很大,风景很美,有很棒的儿童游乐场。必须提一下餐厅的自制食物很好吃,价格又合理。商店很不错,可以买到质量很好、多种多样的礼品。我们经常去,从来不觉得烦。

hadn't been here for ages. lots to see from different times and places, well laid out, great gift shop with items to suit any budget. lovely coffee and scone in café.

The overall visitor experience was good. The collection is top quality and the guided tour of the building was informative. On the downside the building is getting a bit run down and the upper story was completely closed.

This is a really nice collection of antiquities, textiles, stained glass, ceramics, etc. Check before going, as it is likely closing for repairs to its leaky roof in the near future. Definitely worth a visit.

In comparison to Kelvingrove and Riverside museums (they, in my opinion, have unnecessary interactive displays, too much junk and are overcrowded with children) Burrell collection is a Scandinavian take on displaying art and bric-a-brac. The glass walls allow much natural light and create a green foresty background for the observation of display items. The atmosphere makes you want to engage more with every painting and every weird toy Burrell decided to buy. I highly recommend this place but I secretly hope that it remains less popular than Kelvingrove.

Overall, the Burrell Collection is an amazing off the beaten path museum in Glasgow that is well worth the visit for its amazing diversity of art and cultural works from all over the world!The Burrell collection is extremely impressive of quality and quantity. Seeing amazing stain glass windows, Islamic art, Egyptian, Chinese and much more was amazing. If you want to read everything it would take you a whole day to go through the museum. When we went on a Monday afternoon it was very empty and we felt we had the whole places to ourselves but given how big it is you shouldn't have a problem on a busy day. The rooms with very old furniture and items were cleverly made to look like rooms in a house even within the museum. The entire collection was very well presented and explained. The building's architecture is also quite beautiful with big wooden beams and large glass windows. It felt very airy and nice and just added to the wonderful and impressive artwork.Finally, the gift shop has quite an impressive selection of interesting items that were very much worth perusing.

I like wondering about churches and museums anything with history, but I just did not get this collection it was not for me I was bored 1.The museum at Edinburgh is a far better day out 2. The museum of transport in Glasgow, 3.The Kelvin-grove art gallery.

It's great to hear from people who love the Burrell, thank you so much for your review.We did have to close the upstairs galleries because of the risk of water damaging the objects, but the majority of the paintings that were on display there can now be seen on the ground floor, with some extra interpretation and even a few bigger works that didn't fit upstairs.Work is well advanced on plans for a refurbishment of the museum, which will resolve many of the issues you mention.The team looks forward to seeing you on your next visit.

This fantastic collection donated to the people of Glasgow and we are so proud of it. And easy to reach via public transportb

Do dip your toes into this wee hideaway in Pollok park and the lovely glass fronted building houses the Burrell collection the suits of armour the pieces of archaeology and pieces of clothing from years gone by don't really give me much of a thrill am sad to say am not that fussed. I do like how they recreated the look of a castle and a bedroom so gloomy of old. I love the tranquility of sitting on the leather square seats looking at the middle of the park forestry with squirrels running up and down. Free to enter, lovely clean toilets at the front, a giftshop with lots of CRM jewellery , books , bags, toys, stationary, postcards etc, and a cafe as well upstairs. There are exhibitions on from time to time and it's a lovely modern building so go on in am sure you will enjoy it and if you don't, as it's artyfarty, then at least it was free! Disabled access and plenty of parking too. There are parking meters but I have never seen anyone buy a ticket and no one seems to bother their backside and issue a penalty ticket!

Actually its been longer than a year since I visited but I still remember was an absolute joy it was to visit. Everything beautifully laid out, and so many different things from oils to sculpture etc. You need half a day to do it some justice and a full day to give it full consideration. A break in between times at the lovely restaurant will keep you going. Must get back for a second visit soon! Nicola Best