St. Stephen's Hall
Upon entry, you pass through a metal detector, and are very thoroughly searched. You then proceed into ''St. Stephen's Hall'', where you are seated to wait for admission. A representative of the Sergeant-at-Arms gives you a slip of paper to write your name and address on.
Upon entry, you pass through a metal detector, and are very thoroughly searched. You then proceed into ''St. Stephen's Hall'', where you are seated to wait for admission. A representative of the Sergeant-at-Arms gives you a slip of paper to write your name and address on.
Check the official site before travelling; hours and prices can change.
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