The Prince and Princess of Wales Hospice
Building Tours
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Outdoor Events
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The Prince and Princess of Wales Hospice

Drop-in
Ticketed
Free Entry
South
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Dates & Times

Sat 19 Sept

The Malcolm Family Forest Bathing Garden (Drop-In): 09:00–17:00
Ticketed Tours: 10:00–11:00, 11:00–12:00 13:00–14:00

Sun 20 Sept

The Malcolm Family Forest Bathing Garden (Drop-In): 09:00–17:00

About this Event

The PPWH puts patients and their families at the heart of the building. The building links the quality and aesthetic of the architectural environment with patient wellbeing. Set within lush gardens, the building offers patients, and their families care in a place that looks and feels like home.
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Behind-the-Scenes Hospice Tours

You are invited to tour the Prince and Princess of Wales Hospice and get a behind-the-scenes look at how care is provided in this ground-breaking building and grounds.

You will learn about the history of Glasgow’s Hospice; explore areas of the building you may not have seen before and hear about how architecture and design come together to help support people's wellbeing through the difficult end of life time.

The Malcolm Family Forest Bathing Garden

In addition, you are welcome to visit The Malcolm Family Forest Bathing Garden, an award winning Chelsea Garden, it does not required booking. The garden illustrates the power of nature to support us at difficult times.

About this Venue

The Prince and Princess of Wales Hospice

20 Dumbreck Road, G41 5BW
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Completed in 2018 and designed by the internationally renowned Ryder Architecture, the Prince and Princess of Wales Hospice is an innovative and homely space, that puts patients and their families at the heart of the building.  

The building is inspired by the pioneering Scandinavian model of Sengetun, which links the quality and aesthetic of the architectural environment with patient wellbeing.  

Set within lush gardens within Bellahouston Park, the Hospice building offers patients, and their families care in a place that looks and feels like home.

Access Information

Wheelchair accessible building
Wheelchair accessible toilet
Quiet space
Hearing loop
Toilet facilities
Refreshments
Parking
Bike parking
Additional information:
 
The Hospice is fully accessible and has a Changing Places accessible toilet.

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