Government Buildings & Parliament of Fiji
Government Buildings
A government building from the colonial period, completed in 1939. The grayish-white building with a clock tower now houses the Parliament of Fiji.
The Government Buildings were built by the British colonial authorities between 1937 and 1939. Featuring a distinctive clock tower, the building now houses the Parliament of Fiji and the Supreme Court, among other institutions. While Parliament is in session, visitors can observe from the public gallery (security check required; dress appropriately). The building faces Albert Park, and together with the Grand Pacific Hotel and the museum it forms a colonial-architecture walking route in the city center. The exterior can be viewed at any time.
Opening hours
Exterior open all day; visitors can observe parliament sessions per the sitting calendar
Nearby sights
- Grand Pacific Hotel
- Thurston Gardens
- Government House Suva
- Fiji Museum
- Sacred Heart Cathedral
- Suva Handicraft Market
- Suva Municipal Market
- My Suva Picnic Park