YHA London St Paul's
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WiFi
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Near underground
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24-hour reception
The Houses of Parliament
Overview
Guy Fawkes once tried to blow up the Houses of Parliament and, whilst you won't find any gunpowder there anymore, it is still home to the UK government and some often explosive discussions between the prime minister and opposition leaders. Arguably one of Britain’s most iconic buildings, you can watch debates or committee hearings or take a tour.
What makes it special
- Home to the UK government
- One of Britain’s most iconic buildings
Opening times
- Monday 9am–5pm
- Tuesday 9am–5pm
- Wednesday 9am–5pm
- Thursday 9am–5pm
- Friday 9am–5pm
- Saturday Closed
- Sunday Closed
Hostels nearby
YHA London Central
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WiFi
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Café
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Self-catering kitchen
YHA London Thameside
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WiFi
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Near underground
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24-hour reception
YHA London Earl's Court
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WiFi
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Cycle store
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Near underground
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