The Necropolis in Glasgow, established in 1832, is a Victorian cemetery known for its historical significance, architectural beauty, and notable burials. It features elaborate tombstones and monuments designed by prominent architects and sculptors, set amidst landscaped gardens. Notable figures, including Charles Rennie Mackintosh and John Knox, are buried here. The Necropolis serves as a cultural and heritage site, attracting visitors worldwide to explore its rich history and stunning surroundings.