Landmark
Palace of Parliament
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The Palace of Parliament in Bucharest is one of the most staggering buildings on Earth, the heaviest administrative building in the world and, by floor area, among the largest. Commissioned by the communist dictator Nicolae Ceaușescu, it has over 1,100 rooms across 12 storeys (plus deep underground levels), built from Romanian marble, crystal, and vast quantities of gold, by tens of thousands of workers. Guided tours take you through a fraction of the grandiose halls, immense chandeliers, and balconies with sweeping views down the boulevard Ceaușescu modelled on the Champs-Élysées.
It's an overwhelming, sobering monument to dictatorial excess, built while Romanians endured shortages, and that uncomfortable history is part of what makes the visit so compelling. Tours are guided only and require ID; book ahead and bring your passport.
À ne pas manquer
- The sheer scale, over 1,100 rooms and immense marble halls
- Vast crystal chandeliers and gold detailing
- The balcony view down the grand boulevard
- The story of its construction and Ceaușescu's fall
- Romanian-sourced marble, wood, and crystal throughout
Billets et visites
Différentes façons de visiter Palace of Parliament
L'entrée n'est possible qu'avec un guide, la visite n'est donc pas optionnelle ici. Choisissez le style qui correspond à votre façon de voyager.
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Comment les voyageurs le notent
Comment s'y rendre
Bon à savoir avant de partir
- Entry is by guided tour only and requires your passport/ID, book ahead.
- You see only a fraction of the building; even that takes over an hour.
- Arrive early for the airport-style security screening.
- The history is grim, built amid shortages under Ceaușescu, which adds weight to the visit.
Un peu d'histoire
Built from 1984 under Ceaușescu, who demolished a huge swathe of historic Bucharest to construct it, the palace was unfinished when the 1989 revolution toppled and executed him. It now houses Romania's parliament and conference facilities, a controversial symbol of the communist era.
Questions fréquentes
Can I just walk in?
No, visits are by pre-booked guided tour only, and you must bring your passport or ID for the security check.
How big is it really?
It's the heaviest administrative building in the world, with over 1,100 rooms, you tour only a small portion, which still takes around an hour.
Is it worth visiting?
Yes, both for the jaw-dropping scale and the sobering history of dictatorial excess it represents.
How do I book?
Book a tour slot in advance via the official parliament visitor service, and arrive early for screening with your ID.
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