Antigua and Barbuda Parliament Building

The Antigua and Barbuda Parliament Building, inaugurated on October 30, 2006, serves as the seat of the nation's Parliament and is located in the Government Complex in St. John's. This two-storey structure features a central rotunda topped with a cone-shaped dome, flanked by four small wings, all painted white. The building not only hosts parliamentary sittings but also accommodates various events in its rotunda. Visitors can witness ceremonial events, such as the governor-general's throne speech, which is marked by an honour guard from the Antigua and Barbuda Defence Force at the south portico.