- Though all nineteen works feature Westminster Palace and the Houses of Parliament pictured in the same setting in regards to location, each is strikingly different.
- I spent an enjoyable day in London visiting the Houses of Parliament. This free tour was conducted in a very professional and entertaining manner.
- During World War II, the Houses of Parliament were hit 14 times (12 times on a single night), and it took until 1950 for all of the damage to be repaired.
- The site of the Houses of Parliament is the Palace of Westminster, a royal palace and former residence of kings on the River Thames.
- Both houses of parliament namely Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha explained in a very crisp manner so it becomes easier for students to understand the topic.
- Find tickets and view all prices and discounts for The Palace of Westminster - Houses of Parliament in London and buy tickets online.
- For visitors from the UK and overseas wishing to get a comprehensive view and history of the Houses of Parliament, the Audio Guided Tour is a great option.
- If you'eve ever been to London or seen pictures of it you may have wondered if this building is actually the Houses of Parliament.
- There are more than 1,000 rooms and more than two miles of corridors! The clock tower is the most photographed part of the Houses of Parliament.
- A lucky change of wind direction saved the Hall, but the original Houses of Parliament had to be rebuilt in their current Victorian neo-Gothic style.