Houses of Parliament & Westminster Abbey Guided Tours

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Inside Westminster Abbey & Outside Houses of Parliament Panoramic Tour 
Enjoy a guided tour inside Westminster Abbey with views of Parliament House. Learn about the incredible architecture of the abbey, the kings and queens who were crowned there, and experience the grandeur of the area.

This tour will start at 9:15am and finish at 12:45pm.

Please note: This tour does not offer entry to Houses of Parliament, only entrance to Westminster Abbey.

Houses of Parliament & Westminster Abbey Guided Tour  
This tour will start with a visit into Westminster Abbey with an audio guide. The ostentatious facade of the building offers a panoramic view while the golden spiers and statues of kings are reflected in the river. The Victoria Tower flanks the palace, and you can also see the burial place of many English and British monarchs.

Exit the abbey and head across the street to the Houses of Parliament, where you'll get epic views of the building from every angle. Learn how the Chamber of Commons and the Chamber of Lords vote on laws here and how the role of Parliament has changed over time.

Your English-speaking guide will show you the main features of the building, including the Victoria Tower and the iconic Big Ben. Hear the story behind the construction of this opulent palace as you gaze in awe at this magnificent construction.

This tour will start at 9:15am and finish at 1:15pm.

Please note: This tour includes entry to Houses of Parliament and Westminster Abbey.
 
Ticket and Audio Guided Tour to the Houses of Parliament 
During this tour with an audio guide, you will walk through the interior of the Houses of Parliament and learn about the iconic location. Declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1987 for its political, historical and architectural importance, you will learn about how decisions are made, what a day is like for the people who work there, and many stories about important historical figures who have entered the building during the history of the country.

You will also hear historical facts such as; the British monarch does not enter the House of Commons, and that the last time a monarch did was Charles I in 1642, with the aim of arresting five members of Parliament for high treason.

These are just some of the many curiosities waiting to be discovered. Please note: This tour has an audio guide only, there will not be a live guide.

This tour will start at 11:30am.