Kelvingrove Museum© Glasgow City Council (Museums) 2011 Scotland’s most-visited attraction, Kelvingrove houses a vast range of collections, from Egyptian antiquities and European art to furniture, textiles, glass, jewellery, ceramics and metalwork. Following major restoration, Kelvingrove has developed innovative ways of showcasing its art and artefacts.Unmissable highlights include Salvador DalÍ’s Christ of St John of the Cross and Sir Roger the Indian elephant which was brought to Glasgow around 1900 in a travelling menagerie and has become one of the museum’s favourite characters.