St. George's Tron Church

One of the attractions of Glasgow is St. George's Tron Church, built in 1808 in the Baroque style. In 2009, extensive reconstruction and modernization of the building took place. The appearance of the church remained almost unchanged. The new interior has become more open, it contains elements of modern design.

Attention is drawn to a wide square tower with a clock, 48 meters high. It consists of five levels and is topped with a ribbed dome and obelisks at the corners. In the courtyard of the temple there is a bell tower, which includes ten cast bells of different shapes and sizes. The church hall is striking with its splendor. The interior is decorated with stained glass drawings on the windows and ancient paintings depicting St. George.

All church services and ceremonies are accompanied by magnificent organ music and chants of the church choir. In the church hall there are windows with needlework, illustrating the history of the church. The temple is a historical monument of architecture and is of interest to tourists.