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Mansion House
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Tours of Mansion House FAQs
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Ceremonial
History of Mansion House
History of the Government of the City of London
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Inside the Mansion House
Justice in the City
Lord Mayor's Role
Lord Mayor's Show
Mansion House Art Collection
Mansion House Plate Collection
St Matthew's Day Parade
Tours of Mansion House
Tours of Mansion House FAQs
Tours of the Mansion House Frequently Asked Questions
How long is the tour?
An hour
Are Children allowed?
The tours are unsuitable for most under-14s.
What about animals?
Only guide dogs are allowed
Is it accessible to people with disabilities?
Yes: there is a ramp into the building, and a lift for access to the first floor. However, much of the art collection is on the stairs and it is difficult to see all of the collection from the top/ the bottom of the stairs.
Can I take pictures?
No cameras or video recorders are permitted and you are asked to turn mobile phones off.
Can I buy any souvenirs of my visit?
A guide pamphlet is available from the door on leaving costing £3 (English only) and an Art catalogue for £8.50; and a selection of other fun and historic merchandise can be bought at the Guildhall Art Gallery or via the online shop
What happens if my tour is cancelled?
This happens very occasionally, and a new date will be arranged.
Is there a cafe, or are refreshments available?
No
Are there toilets for visitors?
Yes, and wheelchair-accessible toilets.
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Last modified: 15 December 2008
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Author: Lucia Graves