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A major exhibition celebrating the TV series Doctor Who will come to Scotland for the first time next year.
The show will feature many of the props and costumes from the most recent series, including the Doctor's famous transport, the Tardis.
A fee will be levied, but has not yet been set by Culture and Sport Glasgow.
The exhibition, which will be staged in Glasgow's Kelvingrove Museum from next March until the end of 2009, is currently on in London and Cardiff.
Doctor Who's adversaries - the Daleks, Cybermen and Autons - will form part of the show, alongside other creatures such as Slitheen, Oods and the ever-faithful K9.
In addition, props will be added once the episodes they appear in have been broadcast.
'Next generation'
It will be the latest high-profile exhibition to come to Kelvingrove, since it reopened two years ago following a £35m renovation.
Kylie: The Exhibition, which was a free event, attracted more than 165,000 visitors in just four months.
Bailie Liz Cameron, the chair of Culture and Sport Glasgow, said: "I am sure Doctor Who will inspire the next generation of visitors to Glasgow Museums.
"Our ambition to maintain Kelvingrove's position as Scotland's number one visitor attraction remains a priority as we enjoy unrivalled success.
"Because it is the only Scottish destination for the Doctor Who exhibition, we look forward to welcoming visitors to Kelvingrove from all over Scotland and beyond."
The show will feature many of the props and costumes from the most recent series, including the Doctor's famous transport, the Tardis.
A fee will be levied, but has not yet been set by Culture and Sport Glasgow.
The exhibition, which will be staged in Glasgow's Kelvingrove Museum from next March until the end of 2009, is currently on in London and Cardiff.
Doctor Who's adversaries - the Daleks, Cybermen and Autons - will form part of the show, alongside other creatures such as Slitheen, Oods and the ever-faithful K9.
In addition, props will be added once the episodes they appear in have been broadcast.
'Next generation'
It will be the latest high-profile exhibition to come to Kelvingrove, since it reopened two years ago following a £35m renovation.
Kylie: The Exhibition, which was a free event, attracted more than 165,000 visitors in just four months.
Bailie Liz Cameron, the chair of Culture and Sport Glasgow, said: "I am sure Doctor Who will inspire the next generation of visitors to Glasgow Museums.
"Our ambition to maintain Kelvingrove's position as Scotland's number one visitor attraction remains a priority as we enjoy unrivalled success.
"Because it is the only Scottish destination for the Doctor Who exhibition, we look forward to welcoming visitors to Kelvingrove from all over Scotland and beyond."
