How to Visit the Sejm in Warsaw: Tours for Individuals
The essentials: Individuals can visit the Polish Sejm on working days outside sitting days, in groups of up to 50 people at 12:00, after booking through the Sejm's online reservation system. Visitors report at 11:45 to the pass office at Wiejska 4/6/8; the lecture and tour take about 40 minutes.
Photo: Unknown author, Wikimedia Commons (Public domain). The Sejm of the Republic of Poland on Wiejska Street in Warsaw.
The Sejm, the lower house of the Polish parliament on Wiejska Street, is not only a workplace - it can be visited, including by individuals.
Booking
Since February 2024, individual visitors book through the Sejm's online reservation system. Tours run on working days outside sitting days, at a set time of 12:00, in groups of up to 50 people. Visitors report at 11:45 to the pass office at Wiejska 4/6/8.
The visit
A guide leads the same route as for organised groups; the lecture and tour together last about 40 minutes. The Sejm notes that visits can be restricted by state visits or rescheduled sittings, and reserves the right to cancel a booked visit.
Practical notes
Minors enter under adult supervision, and the Sejm asks visitors to match dress and behaviour to the rank of the place - it remains a working parliament even when not in session.
FAQ
Can individuals tour the Polish Sejm?
Yes. Since February 2024, individuals book through the Sejm's online reservation system. Tours run on working days outside sitting days, at 12:00, in groups of up to 50.
Where do Sejm tours start?
Visitors report at 11:45 to the pass office (Dzial Przepustek) at Wiejska 4/6/8 in Warsaw.
How long does a Sejm tour take?
The lecture and tour together last about 40 minutes, according to the Sejm website.
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