Palace of Parliament

This place is a must if you’re visiting Romania. The scale is unbelievable and the rooms are stunning. The only downside was our tour guide, who spoke more about herself than the building. I’d have preferred more focus on the architecture. Still, definitely worth seeing.

The Romanian Parliament it's a wonder of the world. The heavies building in the world and the second biggest administration building in the world after the Pentagon. Inside you will be fascinated by the architecture and luxury of the rooms, halls and chandeliers. Ones of the biggest and most beautiful in the world. I highly recommend it to visit! I recommend not to by tickets in advance, buying from the entrance it's the best thing you can do!

Tua building is surely impressive, the inside even more. The price for a 1 hour visit from ver the top. The guide was good and it’s worth while visiting but still, pricy.

I highly recommend buying tickets in advance, as visits are guided and limited to a specific time and number of people. The tour was both interesting and informative - our guide shared a lot of details about the building. The Parliament features beautiful rooms, stunning staircases, and a variety of marble throughout. Being one of the largest parliament buildings in the world, it’s definitely a must-see if you’re spending time in Bucharest.

This visit you must include in your itinerary for Bucharest! Fascinating facts about a larger-than-life dictator's house will put your life in perspective. Absolutely ensure this tour. Do not forget your passport! Tickets are only sold in the building.

The Palace of Parliament is one of those sights everyone should probably see when visiting Bucharest. The sheer size of the building is impressive, and then inside is a maze of one large marble floored room after another. Note their is a number of security check points to get on a tour, scanners and passport/ID checks. We had an English speaking guide who was very knowledgeable and also brought his own funny wit to the tour. Total tour is about an hour

This is a must-have visit when you are in town. There are many local resources used to built this extraordinary building but also the history is quite interesting to hear. Sad to know that the cost is high but the full extent is not used. The tour gives you 7% of the whole building but still enough to see the major ballrooms and conference rooms that are unique for this building. This building offer many one of a kind and world records so highly recommend to see it with your own eyes. We did not do any pre-work, thus we managed to book the time slot on spot, wait 2h and came back. There is a security check (no liquids, can buy after entering) into the building and then ID check once the guided tour starts. There is no possibility to wander around alone. I actually had a positive experience, especially thanks to the guide (man, under 30ties, laid back, sarcastic humour and attentive). Unfortunately cannot remember the name of the guide but highly recommend him. For fellow pregnant ladies, we did total over 100 stairs which was not bad at all. Buy water and bring it with you of visiting on a hot summer day.

The tour guide explained very well, she was very sophisticated, educated, and spoke well. There is a lot to learn and we had a great time. Very educational time. Pre-booking would be a better thing to do. You cannot take a water bottle inside. I recommend you to drink them up beforehand. There'll be a security check. An ID or a passport will be required to get in.