The Scottish Parliament Building is the home of the Scottish Parliament at Holyrood, within the UNESCO World Heritage Site in central Edinburgh. …See more
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Jul 31, 2024
Overall, it was a welcoming and fascinating place to visit, giving a brief example of what Scottish parliament is. Unexpectedly, there's a pleasant café and shop that are both well worth a visit. Tge… Full review by GoingGuide
Jul 27, 2024
As you would expect in a modern building it has wheelchair access, from small number of first come first served Blue Badge bays (Max of 4 Hours parking.) outside opposite the building on the Holyrood… Full review by Gordon B
Jul 18, 2024
The free tours of this strange building are the only way to learn about the amazing architecture , and why things are built in a certain shape . Full review by OMALILY
Their seems to be no dress code for female msps according to my vision on tv yesterday.what a bunch of female scruffs with no style class or finess .a jumper or sweat shirt with black …
Their seems to be no dress code for female msps according to my vision on tv yesterday.what a bunch of female scruffs with no style class or finess .a jumper or sweat shirt with black carddy type covering the shirt what a pathetic look no respect for this chambers authority it commands
Bringing Scouts from US in July and they wanted to go to the Parliament and watch a session but I just looked on the site and it says they are in Recess from 30 June to 02 September. Does the Parliament really take two months off for summer?
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Hello, Parliamentary sessions are designed to be family friendly - for visitors and Members and so recess usually coincides with school holidays. This means that during July and August, …
Hello, Parliamentary sessions are designed to be family friendly - for visitors and Members and so recess usually coincides with school holidays. This means that during July and August, there are usually no formal parliamentary business sessions. However, the building remains open and we operate guided tours on most days. Guided tours are very popular with visiting groups and include visits to parts of the building that are inaccessible for tour parties during debates, so I am sure your Scouts would enjoy a tour. Booking in advance is recommended.
Jul 31, 2024
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