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The Beehive, Parliament House and the Parliamentary Library in Wellington, seen from the library forecourt on a sunny morning.
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New Zealand Parliament Buildings

The New Zealand Parliament Buildings stand at the northern end of Lambton Quay: the Gothic Revival Parliamentary Library of 1899, the neoclassical Parliament House completed in 1922, and the circular executive wing known as the Beehive, opened in 1977. Visitors can walk the grounds, and guided tours start from the visitor centre in Parliament House.

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Is New Zealand Parliament Buildings free?

Yes. Entry to New Zealand Parliament Buildings is free.

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