Can I visit House of Commons?

Yes, you can go into the Houses of Parliament – either on a tour, to go and see a debate or committee, to watch Prime Minister’s Questions or Minister’s Questions, to attend a talk or event or to go and petition your MP. You can’t, however, just walk around and see the inside of the Palace of Westminster unguided.

Is it free to visit Houses of Parliament?

Sitting in the Galleries of both the Commons and the Lords is entirely free. In fact, taking in the debates is #3 on our list of top 10 free things to do in London. Access is only accessible when either House is in session.

Can you tour British Parliament?

UK Parliament is open to visitors, with extra safety measures in place. Read more on our Covid-secure measures page. This 75-minute guided tour explains some of the inner workings of today’s House of Commons and House of Lords, including the role of a Member of Parliament (MP) and member of the House of Lords.

Are the houses of parliament open to public?

The House of Lords is open to the public. You can watch business in the chamber and select committees or tour Parliament as the guest of a member for free. You can also tour Parliament as a visitor on Saturdays and in summer recess.

Can you go inside Big Ben?

Inside Big Ben and how to visit The Elizabeth Tower is currently closed for refurbishment, with no public tours available. You can still join a talk on the Elizabeth Tower or take a tour of the Houses of Parliament next to The Elizabeth Tower.

How much is it to visit the Houses of Parliament?

About

Child ticket	£0.01 to £11.50 per ticket
Concession ticket	£17.00 to £22.00 per ticket
Adult ticket	£19.50 to £26.50 per ticket

Is Buckingham Palace open to public?

During most of the year Buckingham Palace is the office and London residence of The Queen. But since 1993, during the summer months, the palace is open to the public. Visitors can walk around 19 magnificent State Rooms, used during the year for official entertaining and ceremonial functions.

Can the public go up Big Ben?

Big Ben is one of London’s top attractions. The Elizabeth Tower is currently closed for refurbishment, with no public tours available. You can still join a talk on the Elizabeth Tower or take a tour of the Houses of Parliament next to The Elizabeth Tower.

How much does it cost to visit the Buckingham Palace?

Prices

	THE GARDEN	THE STATE ROOMS AND GARDEN
Adult	£16.50	£60.00
Over 60	£15.00	£54.00
Student	£15.00	£54.00
Child (5-16 years) / Disabled	£9.00	£33.00

Is there a tour of the House of Commons?

Although tours at Westminster have been stopped until further notice, you can still take a 360° virtual tour and explore the Commons Chamber, Lords Chamber and many other parts of the building. What does the tour plus afternoon tea cover?

Can you take a tour of the Houses of Parliament?

There are a number of ways UK residents and overseas visitors can visit the Houses of Parliament including taking tours and watching debates and committees. Find out how to book a tour of the Houses of Parliament including the Commons and Lords Chambers and historic Westminster Hall. Houses of Parliament audio tours.

Where can I buy tickets for the House of Commons?

You can book online here, by telephone or via the ticket office. We recommend that you book in advance as there is limited capacity each day. Discover the House of Commons, House of Lords and Westminster Hall at your own pace using a multimedia guide.

What can I do in the UK Parliament?

There are a number of ways UK residents and overseas visitors can visit the Houses of Parliament including taking tours and watching debates and committees.