SCOTTISH PARLIAMENT
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2025
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Designed by Spanish architect Enric Miralles, construction of the seat of the Scottish Parliament lasted from 1999 to 2004. Today, the boldly-shaped building stands in stark contrast to the rest of the Old Town and its neighbor, the Palace of Holyroodhouse. It's free to visit: an interactive exhibition explains the role, function, history and architecture of Parliament. Several guided tours (to be booked in advance) are available: classic, "Architecture tour", "Art tour" and "Photography Tour".
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Coming from the park hollyrood, you can see, close to the palace, this building. It challenges the walker by structure that rather reminiscent of a residence or simple offices!
Only for its unusual architecture that divides the sensation of the scottish (you either love or hates...), the Scottish Parliament is a must see during a stroll around Holyrood Park.
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