Montevideo Legislative Palace (Palacio Legislativo) Tours and Tickets
Montevideo Legislative Palace (Palacio Legislativo)

- Parliament Palace is an ideal spot for lovers of history, architecture, and art.
- The palace offers daily free tours of the public spaces.
- Don’t miss the stained glass dome in the Hall of Lost Steps, or the ornate library that houses Uruguay's most important book collection.
- Get a good spot for the changing of the guard, which happens every hour.
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Guided group tours of the Montevideo Legislative Palace cost about 140 Uruguayan pesos per person, but many travelers also admire the landmark building from the outside during a guided city tour. Half-day sightseeing tours start at US$18, and often include other notable sights such as Montevideo Independence Plaza and Rambla of Montevideo.
Yes, guided tours are available at the Montevideo Legislative Palace during the summer months (late-December to mid-March), and allow you to see inside the parliament building. Tours are typically conducted in English, Spanish, and Portuguese, and held twice daily (11:30am and 3pm) from Monday to Friday, although times may vary.
Tours of the Montevideo Legislative Palace take you inside the parliament building to learn about Montevideo’s history and admire the landmark’s striking architecture up close. See the Hall of Lost Steps with its ceiling paintings and marble floors, the central dome with its symbolic caryatids (sculpted female figures), and many notable artworks.
Yes, the Montevideo Legislative Palace is partly accessible. While the building itself is accessible, guided tours feature a fair amount of walking and several flights of stairs, so are not suitable for wheelchair users or those with reduced mobility. But, you can contact the palace directly to organize an accessible tour.
No, there’s no need to make a reservation for the Montevideo Legislative Palace tour—you can simply show up. However, check the tour times in advance to ensure you arrive at the right time for your preferred language (English, Portuguese, or Spanish). Show up at least 10 minutes prior to the tour departure time.













































































































































