Palace of Parliament Audio Guide – Explore at Your Own Pace
Palace of Parliament Audio Guide – Explore at Your Own Pace
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Discover the Palace of Parliament with a self-guided audio tour in 6 languages. Learn about Ceaușescu, the communist regime, and the world’s heaviest building at your own pace.
About this activity
Duration
25 Minutes
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Highlights
- Discover Romania’s communist past and Ceaușescu’s legacy
- Learn about the Palace’s design, construction, and symbolism
- Hear the story of architect Anca Petrescu
- Explore key rooms and hidden corners with expert narration
- Available in English, French, Spanish, German, and Italian
Description
Includes
- Self-guided audio tour with 18 stops
- Audio guide in 6 languages: English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, Romanian
- Interactive location-based guide
Excludes
- Entrance ticket to the Palace of Parliament
- Headphones or audio device
- Live guide
How It Works
After booking, you will receive a link to access your audio guide. Use your own smartphone and headphones to listen. The guide is location-based, so visit each stop to unlock the corresponding content.
Important Information:
- Bring your own headphones and fully charged phone
- Internet connection is required to access the audio guide
- Entry to the Palace must be booked separately
- This tour does not include skip-the-line access
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Uncover the story of Bucharest’s Palace of Parliament—one of the most iconic and controversial buildings in the world—through a self-guided audio tour available in English, French, Spanish, German, and Italian. Learn about Nicolae Ceaușescu’s regime, Romania’s communist era, the vision of architect Anca Petrescu, and the immense scale of this architectural marvel. With 18 engaging audio stations, including the Reception Hall, Parliament Bunker, and the majestic Senate Halls, this tour offers deep insight into the building’s past and present—from authoritarian symbol to democratic institution. Explore freely, with no schedule or guide needed.