Johnny Russell
09.11.2024
Oldest house in Glasgow. Restored well
Christine Robertson
25.10.2024
Lovely location and staff.
Elise de Wildt
23.09.2024
I attended a free witches workshop as part of the Glasgow Open Doors festival and it was absolutely fantastic. I wasn't sure what to expect, but it included some foraging with folklore, history of the hall and witchcraft. The guides were really friendly and incredibly knowledgeable, with a super engaging and well researched tour. I'd never heard of Provan Hall before and now I'm keen to come back!
Chris Long
02.08.2024
Great hidden gem of Glasgow's East End. Who knew just behind McDonald's and walking distance from The Fort is a medieval building that has been restored and is free to visit.
Beautiful Garden for a walk and informative wee exhibit that shows how Glasgow grew and changed over the time Provan Hall has been there.
Lots of other community events available through the year - worth a look for families or teachers looking for a new place to visit.
Muhammad Zeeshan Khan
31.07.2024
Nice wee place with some history coffee shop and restrooms are available. Outdoor sitting area, a wee garden with plants and fruit trees are also there.
Brian Muir
27.07.2024
Nice looking now that it has been refurbished however there is very little to see inside to be honest although it is very well presented. Maybe it’s something planned for the future but it would be good to see the gardens brought back to former glory, there certainly is plenty of potential in the grounds. Worth a visit all the same given it’s one of the oldest buildings in Glasgow.
Brian McMullan
27.07.2024
Went for the ghost tour - lovely place with a fascinating history.
OLIVER GREEN
20.07.2024
Unexpected Gem!
Todays visit:
Did you know that right in the heart of the mid century Easterhouse estate In Glasgow lies Provan Hall, an A listed medieval building dating back to the 1470s? This hidden gem is one of Glasgow's oldest houses and is steeped in history. Take a step back in time and explore this incredible piece of architecture that has stood the test of time.
Derek McCabe
17.07.2024
A really nice set up, offering an opportunity to get a tactile feel for a medieval world. Lovely gardens and settings too.
Liz McK
05.07.2024
Great historical site to visit
Steven Coutts
30.06.2024
Good place to visit very good for kids making coasters and looks so cool inside medieval 1504 building
Paul McCormick
05.06.2024
Beautiful place with gorgeous gardens to enjoy
John Gordon
13.02.2024
A place ripe with history. There are some low ceilings and trip hazards but a worth a visit.
Lilias Gordon
12.02.2024
I went there as part of an organised ghost hunt. The place is fantastic and I was blown away that this is in Glasgow. I would recommend flat shoes as a building of that age shows it's age in the wear and tear on the floors. If you are interested in history this is a must, it is dripping in it.
Nivedita Balyan
08.02.2024
It's the oldest house in Glasgow
The team will give an overview
It's free
Toilets
Nice park for spending time on weekends.
Lot of activities on weekends
Check website for activities
Andrew O'Connor
29.10.2023
Fab find of where James VI and James 1 and the Crown of Scotland changed hands
Gökhan Kasapoğlu
25.10.2023
Güzel bir gezi alanı içerisinde bulunan tarihi bir yapı.
Hamilton ailesine ait yazlık av evi olarak biliniyor.
Yeni restorasyon çalışması yapılmış,otoparkı var ve ücretsiz ziyaret edebilirsiniz.
Hamilton aile armasın da Türk ay-yıldızlı çok dikkatimi çekti. 1500'lü yıllarda nasıl bir etkileşim olmuş acaba.
Güneşli bir günde keyfini çıkartın..!
James
16.09.2023
Great place
Yvonne Miller
09.09.2023
Provan Hall is well haunted 👻👻
Frank Macpherson
30.04.2023
Site not open yet after refurbishment , so only got a walk round perimeter.
Looking great and looks like it might be opening again soon.
Potentially older than Provands Lordship on High St.
Fraser Liddell
17.07.2022
Will be 5⭐s once it's finished currently being renovated
bix bix
22.01.2020
Steeped in history.
Al Alexander
23.10.2019
Architect unknown
Category A listed
This was the country seat of the medieval prebend (a sort of large parish) of Barlanark. The priest who lived here would spend six months each year preaching at Glasgow Cathedral and the other six here. Two buildings sit across a courtyard with whinstone walls completing the defensive enclosure. The north block, with its stout stair tower, looks older. However the southern block may simply be much adapted to its current Georgian appearance. The ground-floor vaulted roofs in the north building run in different directions, creating a structure of great stability. A timber tower, like a traditional Scots keep, may once have adjoined its western gable.
mike kelly
25.09.2019
Love vising this place although the cuts are having a serious effect in all Glasgow s recreational areas
Gordon Cameron
24.05.2019
Excellent place to visit
Stacey
02.05.2019
Lovely gardens and good place to walk and be in nature. There is a little area with a metal tree that has metal leaves that are inscribed for baby's that passed away before there time. Not a lot of parking within the site you may have to park outwith on a busy day. Rumoured to be the oldest building in Glasgow and the most haunted.
