The council’s tradition convener and chair of Glasgow Life, Bailie Annette Christie stated the landmark was present process a “once-in-a-generation transformation”.
She added: “It’s a complex and ambitious project that has been co-created with the people of Glasgow and will secure the long-term future of one of the city’s most treasured and nationally important cultural spaces.
“We are grateful to the Scottish government for this welcome funding, which is a big vote of confidence in our plans and brings us an vital step nearer to creating an inclusive, accessible and world-class social historical past museum and customer vacation spot within the metropolis’s east finish.
“Glasgow has a strong track record of delivering major cultural and heritage developments, and we look forward to continuing to work with the Scottish government and wider partners to deliver a revitalised People’s Palace and Winter Gardens.”