Tours, visits and seminars

Find out about visiting the NSW Legislative Assembly, including free guided tours of the Chamber, school tours and education, and seminars for the NSW public sector.

Information about visiting the Assembly

Learn about visiting the Assembly and taking part in a public tour.

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Public tours

Book a free guided tour of NSW Parliament House in Sydney. Find tour times, visitor information, accessibility details and FAQs to help plan your visit.
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School tours and education

Find out about primary school tours, secondary school tours and customised tertiary programs.
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Public sector seminars

A full-day seminar for people in the NSW public sector to learn about the role of the Assembly.

Visiting the Assembly during sittings

The public galleries are open when the Legislative Assembly is sitting. For sitting days please see the sitting day calendar​. ​​

When the Legislative Assembly is sitting, proceedings commence at 12 noon on a Tuesday and at 10am on Wednesday and Thursday. For an indication of what occurs each sitting day see the Sitting day routine of business​​.

Question Time takes place in the Legislative Assembly from 12 noon on a Tuesday and at 11 am on Wednesday and Thursday of a sitting week. Members of the public are welcome to view Question Time and other proceedings in the House from the public galleries. ​​

If you are attending Question Time, please arrive at Parliament 20 minutes before its start time and make yourself known to a member of staff at the Assembly front desk. It is a condition of entry to the public galleries that all personal belongings, including mobile phones, must be cloaked. Visitors will undergo additional security screening on entry to the public galleries.​​​​

Please call (02) 9230 2219 or email tours@parliament.nsw.gov.au for further information. ​

Getting here

The Parliament of New South Wales is located at 6 Macquarie Street, Sydney, 2000.

Entrance is via the security gate house on Macquarie Street, near the State Library.​

Get directions to Parliament House with Google Maps

We are committed to ensuring everyone can access Parliament.

Parliament is fitted with ramp and lift access, signage with raised lettering, induction loops, accessible toilets, parent facilities and accessibility parking.

More information on accessibility at Parliament House

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