We did not go into the building due to time restrictions but had a good look around the outside and garden areas. It is a very imposing place with a fantastic lamp lined street leading up to it . Out the front in the roadway is a very nice statue of some gentleman of importance I am sure . Have a look for sure

I have been on tours of a few legislatures around the world, and this was one of the best. Our guide Mickey was full of interesting facts not only about Stormont today but also the wider historical context. What made this tour stand out is that it was all presented in an extremely engaging and entertaining way. The tour covers the main areas of the building including the current Assembly chamber. It is free but needed to be booked online in advance. I would highly recommend the tour if you have an interest in the history of Northern Ireland.

Glider 1 from the city centre stops just by the gates to the Stormont Estate and the famous straight drive up to the Assembly building. The drive is apparently three quarters of a mile and up hill but by taking time and exploring the park meant the journey up passed easily. Usual airport style security before entry but the security staff are very jolly and helpful. There is a small coffee shop and toilets available. Sarah, the guide, was clear and easily heard over the coming and goings and gave an unbiased explanation of how the assembly works or doesn’t work at present. The tour is just over an hour long and then it’s downhill to the bus stop.

We went on the eleven o’clock tour. Not only did the guide have an encyclopaedic knowledge of Ireland but he managed to include everyone on the tour no matter where the came from. Dull facts, figures and characters came to life as we traced kings, politics, religion and conflict in a colourful timeline. Who knew that the national colour of Ireland was blue and not green. We found out where hillbillies came from. I have been on many tours of buildings but I must say, I enjoyed Mickeys talk more than all the others. This was brilliant

A superb tour, with a warm welcome from every member of staff we met. Our Tour Guide Sarah was outstanding, full of knowledge and enthusiasm. The Stormont Parliament stands full square at the centre of Northern Ireland politics since its opening in 1932 right up until today. Northern Ireland politics is complicated, so its worth reading up a little of the background in advance and leaving ones own preconceptions at Reception.

This was a wonderful experience in the most impressive beautiful building. The staff were so welcoming and friendly. Our tour guide Sarah was such a knowledgable and entertaining host. This tour lasted about an hour and a half. It was totally free. It was a wonderful tour.

Shannon did a great job leading the tour of this fantastic building in a relaxed, informative way. And I even managed to get a chat with a former NI International footballer now on the estate staff! Would recommend, and free too!

Extremely interesting tour of a lovely building. Scenery outside is great, some great insights into the building and its history. Architecture is very impressive as are the surroundings. Well worth the visit. Very friendly staff.

Great free tour of the Stormont Parliament buildings. Everyone friendly - from security staff to tour guide to coffee shop. The tour gave a really good insight to this incredible building - the history and importance of it. Very much recommend taking a trip here.