Our programme is primarily aimed at teachers and pupils from all types of schools. We also organise group tours for senior citizens, students, local government representatives and international visitors.
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Teachers and pupils
All types of schools
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Senior citizens
Groups of older people
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Students
Higher education institutions
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Local government officials
Representatives of local and regional authorities
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International visitors
Delegations from abroad
What the tour includes
- A one-hour guided tour of the Senate and Sejm buildings
- An introduction to the history of Polish parliamentarism
- Information about how the modern Parliament operates and about the legislative process
- An introduction to the work, rights and duties of parliamentarians
- Answers to questions on topics of particular interest
Organising your visit
Tours must be booked in advance. When making a booking, you can choose a tour that includes a short lecture on the legislative process or on the rights and duties of parliamentarians.
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Online booking
Tours must be booked in advance using the booking system.
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Tour days
Mainly Mondays and Tuesdays, when the Senate is usually not sitting.
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Group size
Groups may consist of between 10 and 50 people. There must be at least one adult supervisor for every 20 people in the group.
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Duration
One-hour guided tour.
Accessibility
The Parliament buildings are accessible to persons with disabilities. Tours are completely free of charge.
Important requirements
Parliament is a workplace for many people. Please follow the instructions of parliamentary guides and officers of the Marshal’s Guard.
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List of names
On the day of your visit, you must present to the Pass Office of the Marshal’s Guard a list containing the surnames, first names and PESEL numbers of all persons entering the parliamentary premises, including group supervisors, arranged in alphabetical order. The list must be prepared in two copies and bear the organiser’s stamp and the signature of an authorised person.
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Punctuality
Please arrive at least 30 minutes before your scheduled visit. Groups arriving late may be refused entry to the parliamentary premises.
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Dress code
Please dress appropriately for the nature and dignity of the institution. Persons wearing overly casual clothing (e.g. sports shorts) will not be admitted.
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Security screening
All visitors are subject to security screening for dangerous materials and objects. To help speed up security procedures, please avoid bringing bags or backpacks. Photographing the security screening process or officers of the Marshal’s Guard is prohibited.
Rules for visiting the Senate
Please read the full rules before your visit.