UK residents can visit Parliament to watch laws being made, attend debates, watch committees, use the Archives, tour the estate and climb the Clock Tower (Big Ben).
See both Houses of Parliament and the historic Westminster Hall
On Saturdays and during the Summer Opening, UK residents and overseas visitors can buy tickets to tour Parliament
UK residents can arrange a tour of the Clock Tower through their local MP or member of the House of Lords. Regretfully, such tours are not available to overseas visitors
Specialist guided tours focusing on the art and architecture of Portcullis House are available on selected Fridays throughout 2012
Exclusive guided tours focusing on the art and decorative arts of the House of Lords are available on selected Friday evenings throughout 2012
Visit the public galleries in both Houses and watch debates for free on current issues or proposed new laws.
A large part of the work of the House of Commons and the House of Lords happens in committees, made up by smaller groups of MPs or Lords.
Come and watch Question Time from the public galleries
Enter your postcode to find the name and contact details of your local MP.
A number of simple security measures have been put into place for the safety of all our visitors. Please take note of them before and during your visit.
Lost in the wilds of Westminster? Find your bearings with our maps of the parliamentary estate and the surrounding area.
On Saturdays and during the Summer Opening, UK residents and overseas visitors can buy tickets in advance or queue on the day to tour Parliament.
A limited number of wheelchairs are available if requested in advance. Call 0207 219 3003.
Explore the history, building and collections of Parliament and the impact of Parliament on everyday lives over the centuries