THE reopening date for Glasgow Cathedral has been announced.
The historic church and museum will open its doors once again to the public from Friday, August 28.
It was one of hundreds of sites across Scotland to close in March due to Covid-19 restrictions.
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Historic Environment Scotland, which operates the cathedral, plans to open 23 Scottish buildings by the end of September.
Alex Paterson, chief executive of HES, said: “We are reopening sites up and down the country, allowing visitors in most regions of Scotland to visit heritage sites in their area.
"I am very pleased that we are on track to open 23 ticketed sites by mid-September, and this is all down to the efforts of all of our staff to ensure these historic sites are ready to safely welcome visitors once again.
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"We hope the reopening of these iconic sites will help to further demonstrate that Scotland’s tourism industry is open for business."
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