How to reach Big Ben and Parliament in London

The Houses of Parliament (the Palace of Westminster) was initially worked as an imperial castle and living arrangement amid the rule of Henry VIII. In 1547, the building was given to the British Parliament, and it has been its changeless area from that point onward. Big Ben is situated at the north end of the Palace of Westminster. It is 96 meters in features the second biggest four-confronted tolling chick on the planet.

Any visitors expecting to purchase a visitor ticket must go to the Ticket Office, which arranged at the front of Portcullis House. There are a few London transport courses that go past the pinnacle, and Westminster Tube station is right over the street.

By tube

If you are passing by the tube, the nearest station is Westminster, which is a four-minute leave.

By coach

If you are passing by coach, transport drivers can make a stop on Abingdon Street, which is a one-minute leave The Palace of Westminster.

By Bus

In case you are passing by transport, there are unlimited courses to investigate which stop at Parliament Square on Victoria Street (reverse the Houses of Parliament)

By Car

The nearest parking spaces are in Great Peter Street, Smith Square, and Matthew Parker Street. There is an underground auto stop opposite the Houses of Parliament.