Parliament South Australia

The Parliament South Australia virtual tour provides an immersive and interactive way for school students, educators and the general public to explore the historic Parliament House. Designed as an educational tool, the tour allows users to navigate key spaces, learn about South Australia's political system and appreciate the building’s rich history and architecture.

An Educational Experience for Schools and the Public

Parliament South Australia commissioned this virtual tour to enhance accessibility to Parliament House, particularly for school students and regional visitors who may not have the opportunity to visit in person. The goal was to create an engaging digital experience that brings the workings of parliament to life, helping students understand South Australia’s political system and the role of government.

Capture Process and Key Features

This project was captured using high-resolution 360-degree imagery to showcase the grandeur of Parliament House, including the House of Assembly, the Legislative Council and other key public spaces. The interactive tour provides educational insights through guided information points, helping users explore and learn at their own pace.

Key Features of the Virtual Tour

✅ Designed for school students – Created as an educational tool to support learning about South Australia's government.
✅ Interactive information points – Key locations include descriptions and insights into parliamentary processes.
✅ High-resolution imagery – Captured with professional DSLR equipment for exceptional image clarity.
✅ Self-guided exploration – Users can freely navigate through the chambers, halls and public areas.
✅ Mobile, desktop and VR headset compatibility – Fully accessible across devices, including VR headsets for an even more immersive experience.

Bringing Parliament House to Students Across South Australia

This virtual tour is an invaluable resource for educators, allowing students to explore Parliament House remotely and gain a deeper understanding of South Australia’s legislative process. Whether used in classrooms, on personal devices or through a VR headset, it provides an engaging way for students to experience democracy in action.

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