After exploring the two Houses, guests make their way through St. Stephen's Hall and arrive at the grand Westminster Hall. This is a rare part of Parliament where photography is allowed, offering a chance to capture its historic beauty. Dating back to the late 11th century, the hall is steeped in history and awe-inspiring architecture.
Westminster Hall has borne witness to many defining moments in British history. It has hosted lying-in-state ceremonies for monarchs and other notable figures, most recently Queen Elizabeth II in 2022. The hall also stands as a backdrop to landmark events such as the trial of King Charles I, making it a place rich with stories of the past.