Skip the Line: Palace of Parliament Bucharest
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Overview
See one of the world's biggest and most interesting buildings! This is the Skip the Line Ticket of the Palace of Parliament in Bucharest. This building is a special symbol of when Romania was a Communist country. If someone likes historical tours, then this experience is for them.
What to expect when visiting the Palace of the Parliament? This huge building has many rooms and halls. People can walk around and see how fancy it is inside. They'll learn about why it was built and what it means to Romania. It's a good way to understand the country's past. The Palace of the Parliament is a key stop.
This experience includes entry tickets and the ability to take photos and videos. This experience does not include professional photos or videos. People who want to see a big, important building will like this tour.
Highlights
Skip the Long Lines: Go right in without waiting with these skip-the-line tickets.
See a Giant Building: Explore one of the world's largest government buildings.
Learn About History: Discover the story of Romania's Communist past.
Take Pictures: Capture memories with your own photos and videos.
Sentiment Analysis
Customers generally loved seeing the Palace of the Parliament. They thought it was big and pretty. Skipping the line was a nice perk. Some thought the tour was long and some parts were boring.

Visitors really enjoyed skipping the long ticket lines.
Many found the palace very impressive and beautiful.
The building's history was interesting to many travelers.
Travelers found the experience overall informative
Some visitors felt the tour was too long.
A few people thought some areas were not interesting.
The Journey
Palace of the Parliament
The Palace of the Parliament, formerly known as the Casa Republicii (House of the Republic), stands as a monumental symbol of Romania's Communist era. Conceived by Nicolae Ceaușescu and built starting in 1984, this colossal structure was designed to house ministries, Communist party offices, and apartments for high-ranking officials. Situated on what was deemed the city's safest ground against earthquakes, the palace boasts twelve stories, four underground levels (including a nuclear bunker), and an interior lavishly decorated with local materials like marble, crystal, carpets, and stucco, all crafted by Romanian artisans. A tour offers a glimpse into the building's most significant spaces, including conference halls, the grand staircase, expansive hallways, and galleries. While the balcony offering panoramic views of the main square is not currently accessible, the sheer scale and ornate detail of the Palace provide an unparalleled insight into the ambition and excess of the Communist regime. It is a controversial landmark admired and loathed but nevertheless, a must-see.
Know Before You Go
This experience includes entry tickets to the Palace of the Parliament and the ability to take photos and videos. It does not include professional photography services. There is no pickup or drop-off for this experience; you will meet at the Palace of Parliament.
Hot Tip
Many travelers advise allowing extra time to fully explore the Palace of the Parliament, as it is very large and there is much to see. Wear comfortable shoes, as you will be doing a lot of walking.