RSA Parliament

Well maintained architecture. Love the design. Well kept grounds.

The parliament is an impressive building. And on the free tour of the building you can see a lot and get told by the tour guide much about the South African government. However, the tours are in English and not easy to understand. One should therefore be able to speak a little English. Registration is by e-mail. The address and further information can be found on the website of the Parliament. Note: Taking photos in the building is strictly prohibited!

It's beautiful and everything including the different flooring has a story. Too bad you can't take pictures or videos

A historical Neoclassical Cape Dutch architecture with so much history. Nestled in the iconic Company Gardens adjacent to the robust, bustling and revered City Centre.

We did a tour of parliament. The guide was very good and informative. The place has so much history, very interesting. Tours can be arranged by calling into the tours Office of parliament.

he original parliament building was designed in a Neoclassical style, incorporating features of Cape Dutch architecture. The later additions have been so designed as to blend with the original building. The Houses of Parliament have been declared a National Heritage Site by the South African Heritage Resources Agency (SAHRA) and given grade 1 national heritage status, the highest grade set by SAHRA.
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Had a great experience walking around the parliamentary precinct. Staff were friendly and helpful at all times. Meals served in the restaurant were beautifully presented and tasteful. View of the mountain from restaurant completes a good day.

Outside the National Assembly are security barriers for screening MP's and visitors to Parliament before entering the National Assembly Chambers.

Try to arrange a tour if you have time. They don't seem too well set up for tourists, but everyone is really nice and willing to help.