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Pax Lodge
Olave Centre
12c Lyndhurst Road
LONDON. NW35PQ
Pax Lodge is situated in London, next to the World Bureau, as part of the Olave Centre which is ten minutes walk from Belsize Park Underground Station.
Several buses pass the end of the road. Hampstead Heath is a short walk away. Although the plans were to open in1990, workmen problems delayed the opening until 15 march, 1991.
House tours are available daily between 10.30 and 16.00 hrs. Bookings must be made in advance. Tours of the World Bureau are available on Wednesdays by prior arrangements.
Pax Lodge is open all year round. Accommodation is for individuals, families or groups. The warm and friendly atmosphere offers everything Guide members need for an overnight, or longer, stay in London.
Our Chalet
CH3715
Adelboden,
SWITZERLAND
Our chalet is in Adelboden in a beautiful setting in the Engstligen Valley. Our chalet was given to WAGGGS by Mrs Storrow, an American, and was opened in June 1932.
Since then it has been a meeting place for members from all over the world. It is in a beautiful setting in the Engstligen Valley. Our Chalet offers international friendship amid the peace and inspiration which nature provides. Guests can hike to walk inside a glacier or to visit the wood carver.
Our Cabana
Our Cabana is built in a setting that overlooks the ancient city of Cuernavaca which lies in the centre of a valley.
Our Cabana was dedicated on Thinking Day 1956, and opened officially on 24 July 1957.
Our Cabana has grown as a symbol of international understanding and friendship throughout the world. It offers a variety of interesting activities and local crafts. There is also the opportunity to see rural Mexico in the nearby village of Tepoztlan.
Sangam
Alandi Road,
Yerawada, Poona
INDIA 411006
Sangam is set in almost seven and a half acres of land, donated by the Government of Maharashtra. It lies three miles from the centre of Poona and was opened on 16 October, 1966.
Sangam is a Sanskrit word comprising two syllables (San-Gam) which means "going together".
It offers a unique opportunity to study Indian arts and crafts and it is also a place where you can gain much from the hospitality and kindness of the Indian people and learn from their serenity and wisdom.
