If you visit Bucharest, you cannot miss the largest and most expensive administrative building in the world – the Palace of Parliament: with a height of 86 meters, a depth of 90 meters, and an area of 330,000 square meters.

Sign up now for a guided tour and discover the secrets of this building and also the intentions of Nicolae Ceaușescu if he had managed to finish it during his mandate as President of Romania.

This is the only guided tour in which tourists enter the building through the entrance used by Nicolae Ceaușescu to reach his office – the so-called Cabinet No. 1.

Also, this is the only guided tour where you can visit the Plenary Hall where the only atomic clock in Romania is located, and you will be very close to the steel cylinder buried by Nicolae Ceaușescu in 1984 under the main staircase at Entrance A1, which contains data and specifications about the work started.

"I leave you this House...", was the formula used by the dictator.

The standard tour includes the following route:

• Main Staircase (Entrance A1) - tourist access;

• Monumental Staircase;

• Hall in front of Nicolae Ceaușescu's Cabinet No. 1;

• Constantin Stere Hall;

• Avram Iancu Hall;

• Hall in front of the Constantin Stere and Avram Iancu Halls – where the portraits of all the Senate Presidents from its establishment to the present are displayed;

• Plenary Hall Foyer;

• Senate Plenary Hall;

• The atomic clock in the Plenary Hall - unique in Romania;

• Spiral staircase to the ground floor – the largest column in the building 39 m;

• Hall where the parliamentary groups are located;

• Main Staircase (Entrance A1) – tourist exit;

The visiting route may change depending on scheduled events.

The tour lasts approximately 50 minutes.

There is no age limit, but children under 18 must be accompanied by an adult.

Children under 14 years old do not pay.

Payment can only be made online - card payment. You will then receive an e-Ticket with all the necessary explanations for quick access to the meeting point.

You can cancel for free up to 24 hours before the tour date.

The ticket price includes: photo/video, access to restroom, access to cloakroom.