Royal Courts of Justice Review

Great London architecture on our way to the Twinnings shop!

a place where you can win an appeal and still get the same result you are appealing against....................do not believe there is justice in the british justice system

Absolutely a stunning building with intricate architecture. A must see!

Many people do not know that this building is completely open to public. It include a beautiful free museum. It is wonderful to stroll around too.

Beautiful building. Terrible staff. You d think that a building of such importance would put an emphasis on its public face

Fascinating place. You can sit in and watch cases as long as there's space. There's no parking anywhere but (if you dare take it) there's plenty of public transport. Loads of restaurants, pub and really cool eateries close by and then there are all the theatres. Great place.

My favourite court of all. Truly stunning: interior and exterior. There's a real sense of occasion when you enter the building.

The RCJ is potentially the best looking courthouse on the planet.

And that's probably because the RCJ has that Hogwarts look to it!

Impressive institutional building, though it could do with a wash.

Other place that I wasn't expecting to sightseeing, but took my breath out. It is a monster architecture, if you don't expect to see that, it will shock you probably. At night it is more beautiful. I had the luck to observe this while snowing, for me an incredible day.

Great historical and important buildings. I went for open house weekend & they had such great things on offer to exhibit what goes on in the courts. Very interesting and educational

First ever visit interesting exhibitions, didn't know it was open to the public to view the court rooms for free. On a main road and easy to travel to was not that busy but the viewers for the exhibitions where still arriving when I leaving the building. Airport style security on the entrance to the building.

Although the RCJ have disable parking and the court staff are very helpful indeed , however if you are in any to the left of the main entrance it's very long walk from your car to whichever court you are attending and some of the floors are Not lever.So even through there is two other parking areas these RCJ are difficult for didable people to get around .Therefore l would suggest the RCJ need to consider their needs and accompanied the disable alot better,as my experience was extremely painful

This also a nice spot for selfie or wefie but please be careful with the traffic

Justice in the ancient and historical was dream type of situation for me

THEROYAL COURTS OF JUSTICE FOUND UNIVERSAL CREDIT UNLAWFULL AND SANCASTIONS ALSO UNLAWFULL - VICTORY FOR THE POOR IT,S A FORM OF COMPULSION .DON,T SIGN THIS YOU DO NOT GET DOLE MONEY .

Government make publishment about court cases they are ongoing in investigation? Where do you live?

The building has impressive architecture. Well worth a photograph or two.

Beautiful building so much history great architecture

I don t know about the Royal Court and it s system, but what I saw there is truely mesmerising architecture. Beautiful building, so captive and full of details. Worth a visit whether it is a day visit or at night!

Beautiful building with neo-Gothic decoration really well done.

Passing here, this Victorian stone building is stunning

Possibly the inspiration for Gormenghast, or for younger readers, it's tougher to find your way around if you're actually trying to do anything than for a muggle at Hogwarts. To get from room A to room Beta (there's around 1000) you need a directions list similar to Google maps for Eden to Gretna.
The building itself is a great metaphor for the grandiloquence of the law. If you are thinking of getting to grips with a legal issue a walk around here might prepare or dissuade you.

From St Paul all the way, there are actually many buildings worth seeing~

Great gothic architecture. This is a court building, but it could be something from a fairy tale as well.

amazing exterior. beautiful to photograph at night

Public access during day with bag search. Well worth a wander in

Surprisingly good (and free) tour which allows you to snoop inside real courtrooms! Worth a visit!

Building looks beautiful from the outside which is really nice given its judicial responsibilities

This monumental structure of the court looks amazing.

Designed by George Edmund Street, this is a monumental, stone building in the Victorian style, built in the 1870s and opened by Queen Victoria in 1882. This is one of the largest courts in Europe.

Sure a beautiful gothic style building. Sometimes we can see some people who show protest or demonstation in front of the building.

Really Royal.Great visit. No photographs. Open to public from 9 to 4.30.

This is a gorgeous building which not many people have been in but which is free and open for people to visit during its opening hours, you can even go and quietly watch a court case if you're so inclined.

Not much to see but a beautiful building to walk by and go inside. Admission is free and it can be interesting to sit in on one of the several trials going on on any given day.

Staggeringly beautiful and imposing building with an almost tangible weighty presence. An essential part of legal London, it is situated on the junction of the Strand and Kingsway. Looks amazing at night.

Coming from a foreign country while being involved in the case in this honourable court, I would like to say just one thing: if you search for justice and righteousness, British Court is the right place to find it!
Big thank you to the judges of this court.

A place I do like to visit, with my legal background, so much history.

CHANGE psychologists!! because your country.. will die ..

Beautiful to photograph in the morning or at night. If you're interested in law, this place is a must-see. The architecture is wonderful as well.

No I was not here for any Sentencing of any kind...it was a wedding reception...and yes that is still a Sentencing of a kind but it was not my own! Very very impressive wedding venue the boasts high ceilings and a blank canvas that the bride and groom could certainly make their own. Very excellent service from the catering staff - only wish I could have eaten more or taken a doggy bag. It's nice to see venues having a multi purpose

Seen from the outside it has a beautiful architecture, it almost reminds me of Hogwarts castle!

Commonly known as Law Courts, designed by George Edmund Street, it was built in 1870. It is a large Gothic building and was officially opened by Queen Victoria in December 1882. The public is usually open to the public and can participate in some trials freely. However, when special cases are opened, the public will be restricted from attending the hearings.

The Royal Courts of Justice, commonly called the Law Courts, is a court building in London which houses both the High Court and Court of Appeal of England and Wales . Nearest station is Temple /District line .

The Royal Court of Justice (RCJ) is located on the Strand in Westminster at the border with the City of London and serves as the High Court and Court of Appeals for England and Wales. It is an imposing building of Victorian Gothic architectural style, built in the 1870s and is very interesting to view from the outside.

Don't fail to take in the Victorian splendor of the Royal Courts of Justice.

It's a very nice place to go to. My tour guide that showed us around was very good at providing information about the place.

An insanely impressive building. Wasn't searching for this building specifically and was awestruck by the architecture. If you're sightseeing in London this is a must see.

Gorgeous!
Unfortunately no photographs inside.
Worth a visit