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Group tours

Book a guided tour of Old Parliament House and discover significant moments in Australia's political history in the very place they happened. 

Community and corporate groups

We offer tours for social, family, community and corporate groups led by our friendly, knowledgeable and entertaining guides. We can tailor a tour to the size and interests of your group.

  • 2-10 participants: $60
  • 11-20 participants: $120
  • 21-40 participants: $240
  • 41-60 participants: $360
  • Then for every 15 additional participants: +$72
  • Bookings starting or finishing outside of museum hours: $+150

We are happy to discuss a discount if these charges pose an obstacle to participation on a case by case basis. 

Phone 02 6270 8222 or email reception@moadoph.gov.au to make a group booking. 

Tour operators

If you would like to include MoAD on one of your itineraries please contact us for pricing. Due to the heritage nature of the building, all tour operators are required to book in advance.

Our tours can integrate with your schedules and accommodate up to 30 people. Get in touch to discuss larger groups and bespoke tours.

Please contact reception@moadoph.gov.au for current pricing.

Free admission for carers

All carers accompanying your group are admitted free of charge. Just let us know how many when you book.

Tours at MoAD

Choose from 5 popular tours exploring democracy and Old Parliament House.

First Women in Parliament

First Women in Parliament

Dorothy Tangney and Enid Lyons walk through the front door of Old Parliament House together in 1943 smiling.

First Nations Experiences of Democracy

First Nations Experiences of Democracy

Steps with the Aboriginal flag painted on them lead up to a view of a large long white building, Old Parliament House.

Home Away From Home

Home Away From Home

The Speaker's Room, Old Parliament House, with a bed folded out from a cupboard, covered with white sheets, a pillow and a folded floral quilt..

History of Old Parliament House

History of Old Parliament House

A black and white photo from 1927 of a large white building, Old Parliament House, with cars driving past.

Custom group tour

Custom group tour

A tour guide points to something above a group of people listening to his tour. They are in the House of Representatives Chamber with green leather chairs behind them and leather bound books stacked on a central table in front of them.

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Access

Access

We welcome all visitors at MoAD and are committed to making our building, exhibitions and events accessible.

Plan a school visit

Plan a school visit

Our educator-led onsite programs for K-12 explore media literacy, civic participation and student voice.

Getting here and parking

Getting here and parking

We are located inside Old Parliament House and you can get here by car, bus or bike.

Senate Chamber

Senate Chamber

Stand in the room where history-making moments happened.

Food and dining

Food and dining

Rest tired feet after museum exploring or get your morning coffee fix on your way to work.

Map

Map

Use this page to find the locations of exhibitions, heritage spaces, the cafe and visitor facilities.