The Hawaii House of Representatives is opening its chamber at the state Capitol to tourists and the public.

The chamber’s gallery, which is accessible from the Capitol courtyard, will be open from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. during the month of February as a test project. A decision on whether to keep the House open for the duration of the session will be made afterward.

Previously, the public could enter the House chamber while representatives were in daily session at noon, but access was restricted at other times.

The House isn’t offering an official tour, but visitors will be allowed to look around, take pictures and receive a brochure about the history and symbolism of the chamber’s design.

About 100 visitors are expected daily.