Public tours
Please note: Due to building works, public tours will not be operating from Monday 2 December 2024 until early February 2025.
Visit the Parliament of Western Australia and explore some of Australia's finest historical treasures, symbolic architecture and contemporary art on display within the iconic heritage listed building.
Free public tours are held twice a week on Mondays and Fridays, 2.00 pm – 3.00 pm, except for public holidays and during special events.
Our engaging and entertaining one-hour public tours suit all ages and are delivered by experienced education presenters. The tours are an interesting way to learn about the rich history and workings of WA Parliament and include a visit to the ornate Legislative Council and Legislative Assembly chambers. You can also view the beautiful and unique artwork in the Aboriginal People’s Gallery and the Edith Cowan Foyer.
If you wish to take a public tour, please assemble at the main (eastern) entrance of Parliament House at least five minutes prior to the scheduled tour time. Bookings are not required.
For enquiries about the public tours, or to arrange a tour for groups of ten or more, please contact the Parliamentary Education Office on (08) 9222 7259 or email education@parliament.wa.gov.au.
Parliament House is wheelchair accessible and has ACROD parking bays available.
