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Bellahouston Park boasts a rich history, having served as a private estate, a venue for the renowned 1938 Empire Exhibition, and now a beloved public space for residents and visitors alike.
The expansive parkland, dotted with winding paths and rolling lawns, invites visitors to relax, picnic, or engage in outdoor sports. For the more adventurous, the park offers a range of activities, including tennis, swimming, and even a ski center.
One of the park's most iconic landmarks is the House for an Art Lover, a masterpiece of Scottish Art Nouveau architecture designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh. This architectural gem, with its elegant curves, intricate details, and stunning views of the park, is a must-see for any visitor.
The park's commitment to art and culture extends beyond the House for an Art Lover. The park hosts various exhibitions, events, and festivals throughout the year, showcasing local and international talent.
Bellahouston Park is a true gem in the heart of Glasgow. Whether you're seeking relaxation, adventure, or a bit of both, this park has something to offer everyone.
Up and Running Events is hosting a 5k, 10k and Half Marathon running event in Bellahouston Park on Sunday 16th November!
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