Houses of Parliament Shop

Helpful and engaged staff

Located at 12 Bridge Street, on the corner of the square, this is one of the gems of London shopping. The staff are friendly and helpful and the shop is full of items unavailable anywhere else. Be warned, whilst I would recommend this place as a wonderful shop for unusual gifts, it is far from budget" level."

Small but Interesting gift shop, if like me, you follow politics! Has the likes of coasters, glasses, tea towels, cuff links, a variety of fridge magnets, postcards, mugs, sells books too.

This is a must make stop. If you have any interest politics you will find things in here you can’t live without. I’m partial to writing books and pens so there you have it. The staff was very polite and helpful. We found everything we were looking for and more. We would definitely go back. Maybe not this trip but definitely when we return. If you haven’t been, go! You will not regret it!

Houses of Parliament are quite interesting. The audio tour is really interesting and detailed enough to get a nice overview of the parliament and other specific details. The tour won't take long, it's somewhere around 1-2 hours and the Houses of Parliament are located near a lot of other iconic London places so add it to the list! I would recommend buying the tickets online so you will avoid queues and maybe planning the visit in the morning as it won't be too crowded. I visited on a saturday at 9:40 and it was well enough to actually enjoy the place, take some pictures (in the places where that was allowed) and have a look at the different things around without being full of tourists.

Interesting store for Parliament-limited souvenirs.

As much as I would love to sing the praises of the gift shop of one of the oldest parlements in the world, I can't.It's a tiny, pokey little shop, you would assume has been closed down with faded paint on the hoardings around it. There has been little thought about decorating for Christmas, which unfortunately makes the attempt detract from what is a remarkablAp average gift shop.Oh and quite a lot of the chocolate Christmas stock has bloomed" as it has not been stored correctly at some point.I would honestly say take the 2 minute walk to the Westminster Abbey Gift shop Instead."

Actually a delightful intimate little shop. Sounds inane and boring but a good range of gifts available, and prices were amongst the most reasonable we found for tourist tat in Central London.From pin badges at £1.50 and delightful house of commons teddy bears at £12, glassware, wallets, and an impressive concise range of political books. Really went in as a bit of a joke but was honestly pleasantly surprised. Staff were lovely. Beware though, card payments only at the moment. This is a bugbear of mine. We now know covid is mainly airborne transmitted, there's no excuse for not taking cash in places, but more and more restaurants and shops refuse to accept legal tender.

The shop is tiny but there are plenty of choices when it comes to buy something. I buy strictly what I need and thus I don't spend a fortune. I felt unwelcome in comparison with the previous customer, who spent 150 GBP.

It was built with utmost precision and skills. Very intricate and fine work which is designed with great taste.