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Parliament of the United Kingdom
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Houses Of Parliament

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If you are looking to visit the Houses of Parliament, the Information Office should be contacted beforehand. Visitors are more likely to get in quickly if they queue for the afternoon sessions.
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Home of the British Parliament, During His Stays in London Between the Years 1900-1904. The Paintings Have All the Same Size and Viewpoint

A Journey to the Heart of Uk Democracy

Impressive, Gothic-Styled Houses of Parliament

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Oct 31, 2022
Did the multimedia tour which enables you to go at your own pace and find out a lot about parliament, buildings, people and history. We did have to queue initially to get in but then it wasn't too c… Full review by annwB7791TS
Oct 30, 2022
Lovely to see that façade and how wonderful it looks fresh faced after a little bit of TLC. Wonderful walk by the river as well with my husband, really lovely surprise! Full review by K493BCsamanthag
Oct 29, 2022
Guided tour was great. The guide was knowledgeable and informative and wouldn’t have got as much out of the audio tour i am sure. Fascinating place, history of the UK and how laws are enacted so inte… Full review by Badgersteve
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I understand no photography is allowed, however is there an issue bringing a camera bag in? Should I leave that at the …
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I understand no photography is allowed, however is there an issue bringing a camera bag in? Should I leave that at the hotel?
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I’m in London and just booked a tour online for tomorrow. I note in the emailed ticket it says it has to be printed up (I …
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I’m in London and just booked a tour online for tomorrow. I note in the emailed ticket it says it has to be printed up (I thought we were 21st century, seriously!). I assume I can bring a copy of it on my phone to get in?
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