I seem to always end up here when Parliament is in recess, which is a bit of a shame because…read moresometimes it might be good to watch the antics that go on in this place. Mind you, getting in requires going through security screening, however, there is much more to this place than a bunch of rowdy politicians lobbing insults at each other. Not only if there a hall containing paintings of former prime ministers, but there is also a lot of other information about the government and the building. Getting into the public galleries is quite easy though.

Very interesting and not to be missed place. Statue of the…read moreQueen and many politicians portraits in a gallery. Some artworks and excellent views. Interesting souvenir shop with some gins and chocolates. Grand views, and a full LEGO plan available. Nice symbol of archaic system of indirect, representative democracy system we still use.

Not only is this the highest court in the land, it is also a treat to visit, probably one of the…read moremost over looked for tourist visits. It offers quite a lot for the public free of charge! Guided tours can be arranged and this just as fun.