- Bucharest
Palace of the Parliament: Entry Ticket + Guided Tour
Communist megalomania meets Neoclassical architecture
Bucharest Palace of Parliament: Spanish Guided Tour
Explore Europe's biggest administrative building filled with Romanian artistry
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Start time: 12:00
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Duration: 1h
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Max group size: 35
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Live guide: Spanish
Meeting point
4 Bulevardul Națiunile Unite, 030167, Bucharest- Meet at the Transylvanian Wonders office on 4 United Nations Boulevard, Block 107/A, ground floor. The entrance is directly from the roadside
- Show your smartphone voucher to the staff
- Reach the office at least 30 minutes before the tour's start time
Step into a realm where history and artistry intertwine, and a welcoming host eagerly awaits your arrival at the venue. After a friendly introduction to your knowledgeable guide, glide through the metal detectors and go on an adventure.
Begin your journey in the Honor Hallway, a grand gallery adorned with statues of Romania's most distinguished kings, including the legendary Vlad Dracula.
Explore the venue's vast corridors and rooms, each named after a renowned Romanian artist. Discover the Pink Room, dedicated to notable United Nations assemblies.
Prepare to be amazed by the Music Hall, a stage that has hosted top performers from around the world for the enjoyment of the Romanian elite. Finally, witness Europe's largest ballroom – a space equivalent to four football fields.
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