Guided tour of the Parliament Palace

If you visit Bucharest, you cannot miss the largest and most expensive administrative building in the world – the Parliament Palace: 86 metres tall, 90 metres deep, and covering 330,000 square metres. This guided tour reveals the secrets of the building and Nicolae Ceaușescu's intentions had he managed to complete it during his presidency.

This is the only guided tour where tourists enter through the entrance used by Nicolae Ceaușescu himself to reach his office – the so-called Office No. 1. It is also the only tour where you can visit the Senate Plenary Hall, home to the only atomic clock in Romania, and where you will stand close to the steel cylinder buried by Ceaușescu in 1984 under the main staircase at Entrance A1 — containing data and specifications related to the work. "I leave you this House…", was the formula used by the dictator.

Standard tour itinerary

• Main Staircase (Entrance A1) – tourist access
• Monumental Staircase
• Hallway in front of Nicolae Ceaușescu's Office No. 1
• Constantin Stere Hall
• Avram Iancu Hall
• Hallway in front of the Constantin Stere and Avram Iancu Halls – displaying portraits of all Senate presidents from founding to present
• Foyer of the Plenary Hall
• Senate Plenary Hall
• The atomic clock in the Plenary Hall – unique in Romania
• Spiral staircase to the ground floor – the largest pillar in the building (39 m)
• Hallway where parliamentary groups are located
• Main Staircase (Entrance A1) – tourist exit

The itinerary may change according to scheduled events. There is no age limit; children under 18 must be accompanied by an adult. The ticket price includes photo/video rights, restroom access, and cloakroom access. After purchasing, send a WhatsApp message to 0767153522 for details on the meeting point.