Dress code and code of conduct

The dignity of the House of Parliament requires that every visitor be dressed appropriately.

It is forbidden:

•     To wear or display symbols of dictatorship or to conduct oneself in a manner deleterious to the National Assembly, to the national treasure of the Holy Crown and the Coronation Insignia, or to human dignity;
•     To bring flags or other instruments of protest into the building;
•     To raise one's voice, sing or demonstrate in the building;
•     To eat, drink or smoke in the building;
•     To sit, kneel or lie on the stairs, ground or furnishings in the building;
•     To cause damage to the building or to the furnishings;
•     To disturb or in any way hinder organisations and staff in the building in their work;
•     To bring noise-making devices into the building (e.g. whistles, megaphones etc).

Visitors must comply with instructions and requests from the Tour Guides. Those who fail to comply with relevant regulations will be escorted out of the building by the guards.