Rules and Regulations

Important information on security, photography, and conduct to ensure a safe and respectful visit.

To protect this historic monument and ensure a pleasant experience for all, visitors are required to adhere to certain rules. Please review these guidelines before your visit. For information on accessibility, please see our accessibility page.

Key Visitor Rules

Please adhere to these guidelines during your visit.

Security Check

All visitors must undergo a mandatory security check. Large bags, backpacks, packages, umbrellas, and any sharp objects are not permitted inside. A free cloakroom is available.

Photography Policy

Photography and video recording are permitted in most areas of the Parliament, but without the use of a flash. However, it is strictly forbidden in the Dome Hall to protect the Holy Crown.

Prohibited Items

Weapons, knives, gas sprays, and other dangerous items are strictly prohibited. Tripods and selfie sticks are also not allowed on the tour.

Code of Conduct

Visitors are expected to behave respectfully. Loud talking, eating, drinking, and smoking are not permitted. It is forbidden to wear or display symbols of dictatorship.

Rules FAQ

Common questions about visitor conduct.

Can I bring a small backpack?
Even small backpacks may be required to be checked into the free cloakroom. It is best to bring only a small handbag or wallet with you.
Why is photography banned in the Dome Hall?
This rule is in place for the protection and security of the ancient Holy Crown and coronation jewels, which are priceless national treasures.
Is there a dress code?
While there is no formal dress code, visitors are asked to dress in a manner respectful of a national institution. Offensive symbols or slogans are not permitted.
Can I bring a water bottle?
You may bring a plastic bottle of water (up to 0.5 litres). Other food and drink are not permitted inside the building.