Cromwell Green

Good placeField Marshal Monty

Security were speedy and helpful.Took a school party of 19 and whisked through in less than 5 minutes.

Great tour guide

The architecture is beautiful but nothing really special there to do. There are better places to see in when in London.

The Cromwell Green Visitors Entrance is the only way for the common public to gain entry into the Houses of Parliament and The Palace of Westminster and once you are in, you are bound to have an educative, informative and enlightening experience.This London attraction is only open to the public on specific days of the week so one might check before planning a visit.A statue of Oliver Cromwell stands outside the House of Commons of the United Kingdom in Westminster, London. Oliver Cromwell was Lord Protector of the Commonwealth of England, Scotland and Ireland between 1653 and 1658The cast bronze figure of Oliver Cromwell stands on a tall limestone pedestal, bearing the inscription ‘OLIVER CROMWELL 1599 1658’.

This is the first time I came here, very interesting architecture. Lots to see, there is also a nice park here just beside the building and also toilets are available in the park.I was amazed at how intricate some of these designs were, and wondered what the motivation behind creating such beautiful architecture, while If you see today’s buildings most of them are just created as boxes.

Got there at the booked time but parliament was closed due to “an incident”. No email was sent in advance advising us not to come and the staff at the door were disorganized enough to allow a queue to form without telling us not to bother due to the incident that has happened. Bottom line: disorganized and my visit never took place.

It’s the visitor entrance to Parliament tours. Not crowded at all, even on a weekend.

Interesting to see it from the inside. Nice and old building which they can't do now a days. Don't use the function they use the building for but yeah