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2 hrs
Max 25
This parliament tour takes you inside the Palace of Westminster (as other visitors are going home for the day), for a tranquil walk through the most famous rooms. Following the same route that Queen Elizabeth takes during the State opening of Parliament, you'll encounter striking art and architecture before stepping into the nearly empty House of Lords, where you'll stand by royal thrones as you learn about the history of this politically hallowed ground.
Your After-Hours Parliament Tour begins in Westminster Hall, the oldest and one of the most impressive parts of the Palace, where you'll meet your expert guide and small group of no more than 25 people. You’ll then make your way to the Royal Staircase to follow the Queen's customary route on her annual State Opening of Parliament. What comes next is a guided Parliament tour through the building's most impressive rooms, including the Queen’s Robing Room, the Royal Gallery, and the Prince's Chamber. In each of these rooms you'll soak up incredible art and architecture and learn about the people and events behind them.
After a tour of the House of Commons, you’ll come to the pièce de résista...
Read moreYour After-Hours Parliament Tour begins in Westminster Hall, the oldest and one of the most impressive parts of the Palace, where you'll meet your expert guide and small group of no more than 25 people. You’ll then make your way to the Royal Staircase to follow the Queen's customary route on her annual State Opening of Parliament. What comes next is a guided Parliament tour through the building's most impressive rooms, including the Queen’s Robing Room, the Royal Gallery, and the Prince's Chamber. In each of these rooms you'll soak up incredible art and architecture and learn about the people and events behind them.
After a tour of the House of Commons, you’ll come to the pièce de résistance of your Parliament tour: the splendid Chamber of the House of Lords. At this hour, the chamber is nearly empty, making your visit feel extremely special. Standing next to the throne where Queen Elizabeth sits during the State Opening, you'll learn about the history of the room as you bask in its opulence.