The Supreme Court

As lawyers from Malaysia, you wouldnt believe the hospitality extended by the staffs who not only greeted us with warmest welcome but also offered to take pictures for us! Highly recommended!

This lovely building became the new home of the Supreme Court in 2009 when it was officially opened by the Queen. It embodies the key principle of seperation of the Justice system from Parliament as enshrined in the Constitutional Reform Act of 2005.The place is free to visit and contains three different courts. An interesting exhibition on the lower ground floor explains the structure of the Judicial system in the UK, and the principals on which the Supreme Court operates.You can also sit in on live Court proceedings in the visitor area of each court. The Court is not concerned with evidence, or facts of each case but, as the ultimate Court of Appeal"

Accidentally found the lovely basement cafe here. Clean loos, decent hot drinks. Highly recommended. Interesting too.

We went for a tour of the Supreme court, our tourguide was amazing and really well-informed and able to answer people's questions. Shame about the lack of diversity in the supreme court itself. Would have been interesting to see a case happening, not sure if these are open to the public, but there are recordings on their website.

Great experience for a history buff or legal junkie. Staff were amazing, especially this sweet lady; Olana, who was informative and helped me take countless pictures to make the trip memorable.

Somebody called me from this number and almost took my money. Tol me that there's been fraudulent activities on my name and there's a arrest warrant oj my name. Never transfer any amount to anyone. It's all fake and made up. Please save your money don't fall for it.

Booked a guided tour which it was worth every penny I spent. I have learned about the history of the building which it has so much to offer. As it represents the whole of The United Kingdom the symbol with the rose, thistle, leeks and hammock it was nice to see. Our guide was very informative and gave us how each court room operates when there are cases on.

Interesting experience to come in teh Supreme Court. The staff explained very well. I went there with my friend who study law, so it was great experience for her.

We were made feeling very welcome by every single member of staff. It was really fascinating to visit the rooms where law is reviewed and changed, foreign court cases heard, and more. A real piece of history and an exciting place to visit when in London. I would love to go back.

The Supreme Court of United Kingdom in London is quite new institution coming into existence in this millennium. Nevertheless it is situated in a very historical building where you can feel the history of Monarchy. Although it is not the most searched historical building it is worthy to see it. The stuff is very friendly and it was even allowed to take photos there.