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    Parliment House

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    “SENATE + NA”

    The five story building on constitution avenue, comprises the senate as well as national assembly... read more

    Reviewed 20 October 2017
    Inam K
    “Center of democracy”

    The Parliament House having the central hall for doing democratic business and offices for... read more

    Reviewed 12 October 2017
    drnaeemch
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    Reviewed 20 October 2017
    SENATE + NA

    The five story building on constitution avenue, comprises the senate as well as national assembly , is an imposing structure which took almost a dozen years to complete and contains also a mosque,post and telegraph office, bank, dispensary and restaurant, press lounges,hundreds of offices ,...More

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    Reviewed 12 October 2017
    Center of democracy

    The Parliament House having the central hall for doing democratic business and offices for ministers and other office holders is the center of democratic institutions

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    Reviewed 11 July 2017 via mobile
    Restricted entry. Fun for the first hour. Historical pictures.

    An OK place to visit if you can get entry without much hassle. You may see some famous politicians walking around. But other than that, there isn't a lot to do.

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    Reviewed 5 May 2017
    PARLIAMENT VISIT

    The visit to the Parliament is restricted and allowed after special permission. The Parliament House is a beautiful place having very interesting (for Engineers & Architects) building. It is huge . The best part is the cafeteria where the food items are sold at a...More

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    Reviewed 20 September 2016 via mobile
    Senate Session Guest

    Attended the Senate Session in the evening time, was invited by a Dear Senate Associate. Nothing special usual political attacks and blame games but yeah well impressed on the dictation and discipline of the CHAIRMAN SENATE RAZA RABANI. The staff I.e. ushers etc... come across...More

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    Reviewed 10 June 2016 via mobile
    A Beautiful Building

    The Parliament Building is just amazingly beautiful! The building was constructed between 1995 and 1902. It represents a mix of architectural styles and is one of the center-piece buildings in Budapest. The history of the country is so intertwined in the architecture and ornamentation (statuses,...More

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    Reviewed 18 October 2015 via mobile
    Top official house

    Its a bunch of top official house, one of these I visited completely called president house of islamabad pakistan, its very big and royal house, its outside view is also very nice and inside the main two big halls are very famous becoz every big...More

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    Reviewed 15 April 2015 via mobile
    Very Interesting

    We got our tickets online before we left the states. Which we recommend as it saves you time waiting on another line when you get there. We entered through the Vistors Center as instructed. Our tour started at 9:45 a.m. and we arrived at 9:40...More

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    Reviewed 2 April 2015
    Seat of the Goverment

    The Parliament House is the seat of the Government in Pakistan. It is a beautiful building I the heart of Islamabad at the start of the main Jinnah Avenue of Islamabad. You would however need special permission to go inside to see the National Assembly...More

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    Reviewed 30 December 2014 via mobile
    Excellent history & information tour

    You can never stop learning whether as a visitor or local. Steve the tour guide led us through the people's Parliament House. He provided a comprehensive dialogue which he ensured was inclusive and easily understood.

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