Palace of Parliament in Bucharest, Aka Palace Ceausescu. The controversial symbol of Bucharest - Palace of Parliament (previously known as the "House of the Republic", "House of the People", or the "Ceausescu Palace") about the bunker and tunnels of the Palace of Romania Parliament
04.02.2016
Bucharest. Palace of Parliament Romania
This building is a famous architectural construction and a beautiful -screen. Palace of Parliament Palatul Parlamentului) is the result of more than 20,000 more efforts, who worked 24 hours in three shifts per day for several years, and 12,000 soldiers attracted construction work in peak periods. As a result, a building with an area of \u200b\u200b365,000 m², which occupies 1 place in the Guinness Book of Records, as the largest administrative building for civil use and third place in the world in the inner volume (2,550,000 m³); This is the most difficult administrative complex in the world.
The construction of the Palace of Parliament was started at the time of existence in Romania of the Socialist Republic of Romania-June 25, 1984, and construction was completed, Basically, it was by 1989, but to this day some unfinished palace remain in the palace.
After the earthquake of 1975, Nicolae Ceauseci initiated a plan for the construction of a new political and administrative center in the area of \u200b\u200bthe Hill of Spiries, which was recognized by experts as seismically safe for the construction of monumental buildings. The trend of the dictator was, on the one hand, focusing all the main state bodies in the same building, and on the other hand, the creation safe place For the work of the administrative apparatus and the political elite, which even a nuclear strike could withstand. 
The total area of \u200b\u200bbuildings that were demolished, starting in 1980 to build People's HouseAs he was then called, is the equivalent of the fifth portion of Bucharest (4.5 km long and 2 km wide), which corresponds to several districts of Paris. At the construction site, many residential buildings were destroyed, hundreds of families were evicted.
Although the area of \u200b\u200bthe initial project of the building was 80,000 m², the People's House was built with an area almost 5 times more. Since Ceausescu could not figure out the architectural plans, the model of the entire city of Bucharest, including the streets, squares, houses and monuments, was made, including 1000 times. The model dictator gave instructions for working. Almost every week, after the visit of Ceausescu to a construction site, the model changed.
When the 1989 revolution began in Romania, the building was almost completed. But construction work was carried out and later, but significantly slower pace. In 2004, for the holiday of the 140th anniversary of the creation of the first chamber of the Romanian Senate and the beginning of the two-chamber system of the Romanian parliament, a new plenary hall was officially opened. Now public institutions are posted in the building: the Chamber of Deputies, the Senate, the Legislative Council and the Constitutional Court of Romania.
Sizes I. appearance The buildings are striking the imagination of any tourist. The height of the palace reaches 86 meters, and its underground part goes to a depth of 92 meters. The size of the palace-270 is 240 m. The building consists of 12 floors and 1100 rooms. A lot of marble, crystal, bronze and precious trees were used in building construction. Various excursions are held all over the palace, during which you can stroll through massive stairs and huge marble chairs. 
Official site of the Palace of Parliament (in Romanian)
http://cic.cdep.ro/
Strada Izvor 2-4, Bucureşti. Coordinates: 44.427280, 26.092400, nearest metro stations:
Piaţa unirii, lines M1, M2 and M3, and IZVOR, Lines M1 and M2.
Work schedule.
Daily from 10:00 to 16:00 ( last tour at 15:30)
Ticket prices.
Adults: Palace Overview - 25 Lei (€ 5,60), rise to the viewing terrace - 15 lei (€ 3.50), dungeon - 10 lei (€ 2.50)
Students (18-26 years old): Palace Overview - 13 Lei (€ 3.00), ascent to the viewing terrace - 8 lei (€ 2.00), dungeon - 5 lei (€ 1,20)
Children under 7 years old and students under 18 (with a student ticket) - free of charge;
Cost of photo or video - 30 lei (€ 7.00)
Beautiful city and beautiful architecture - this is all about the capital of Romania city Bucharest . Once Bucharest was deservedly called "Little Paris." Today, the city is a mixture of old and modern. In Bucharest, there is something to see as attractions. One of the villains of Bucharest is a unique palace, built by President Romania Nicolae Cheressku in 1965.
The largest building in Europe is right there, in Bucharest, and called "Palace of the People" ("Casa Poporului" ). This building is inferior in size only Pentagon and has 1100 rooms. Under the number one there was the Cabinet of the Chief of the Chief, and under the number two - his spouses Elena. In those days, she was the leader of the Romanian Academy of Sciences.
Magnificent panels of incredible beauty
With the same intelligence, Chet Ceausescu built his own residence on Spring Street ( Primaverii blvd.) and called "Spring Palace" - "Palatul Primavarii".
In 2014, the Romanian government attempted to sell this beautiful structure, but did not come out. And today, for the first time in many years, this palace is open to visitors. After the execution of the presidential couple in 1989, the palace was closed for more than 26 years and did not use all these years.
Perfectly preserved chandeliers amaze
The interior of the rooms has been preserved in the original form. Now the palace, in which 80 rooms, land plot 14000 sq.m, entered in tourist routes Romania. Guests of the Romanian capital show luxuriously furnished chambers, bathtubs with golden cranes, cinema, swimming pool, wine cellar and greenhouse with peacocks. By paying about 10 euros, you can explore this beautiful and very famous palace.
Palace style
Very modern, safe in the bedroom
The owner of the palace was famous for his love for all the peasant and the paintings and carpets with plots from the life of the peasants of Romania all over the palace. Nicolae Causeca himself was the ninth son in a large peasant family.
Peasant life in paintings and statuette
Friend with the leaders of many countries, he, of course, received many interesting gifts, most of them are stored here. Ceausescu did not like to spend the currency outside the country, so all the beauty was made of local materials and local craftsmen. In the decoration of walls with wooden carved panels used valuable trees from local carpathians.
Such an office and today will decorate any palace
Thin work
Also, everything that is so gold glitters in the entire palace, is not a real gold, which looked so much in those times.
Golden cranes are not golden. This is imitation, and very skillful
Dressers and chairs of Louis style, obviously beloved in the interior
The interiors of many rooms, they say, Developed Elena Ceausescu. Many are obviously inspired by the East, who has often visited Cheta.
The descendants of Favorite Ceausescu peacocks still roam around the palace. He bred them in large quantities Not only in the garden, but also on the walls of its residence.
Peacocks Puglivy and in the frame did not get
Spouse Elena loved collecting expensive forming figures of people and scenes from their lives. They can be seen in all rooms. It is curious that Elena Ceausescu and shoes are still preserved. You can see the style and fabrics of those times.
Everything in the palace was equipped by last word Techniques at that time: water massage, underwater massage, sauna and other devices to maintain the form and health of the leader's nation. For the Bucharest of those years, all this was innovation.
The entire decoration of this work of art was made maximally from local materials and forces of Romanian enterprises and craftsmen. The exception was a mosaic brought to Bucharest from abroad.
Joint bedroom spouses, even pajamas carefully folded on the bed
Golden color everywhere, from the ceiling to the floor
In this interior it is nice to sit with the strong world of this
Marble and gold
Photos of numerous relatives of the president
Of course, home cinema
It is worth visiting this beauty and evidence of the whole era. Who knows how long this palace will be available to tourists, and there is no buyer on him.
Photo courtesy of Sevastian Ilasco.
In the very center of Bucharest is the famous Palace of Ceausescu, which is now called the Palace of Parliament. The palace occupies a whole quarter, its dimensions are 270 to 240 meters, and the height is 86 meters. This is the world's largest administrative building - its area is already 350,000 square meters. And this is the hardest civil administrative building in the world.
The style of the palace reminds Stalin Ampire - it seems that the palace is built in about 30-50 years, but in fact its construction began only in 1984 on the personal order of Ceausescu. "Great Conductor", "Genius Carpath", "Spruce", "Beautiful Prince", "Navigator" (all this epithets who awarded Ceausescu Romanian writers of the Communist Years) decided to build a palace in the very center of Bucharest on the hill of Sinai, for which they were destroyed fifth part historic Center Bucharest, including many architectural monuments. In parallel with the palace, several residential buildings were built in the same style designed for approximate Ceausess.
In 1989, the dictator Ceausescu was executed, and his palace remained partly unfinished. During today's walk, we will pass through the halls of the Ceausescu Palace, let down in unfinished basements, and also look at the ruins of the administrative buildings of the Communist years, which still stand in Bucharest.
02. That's how the palace looks close to it, Bulevardul Unirii is leading to it, which is something like an alley with fountains. We will still see the road with the upper floors of the palace.
03. Nearby neighborhoods occupy residential buildings built in the same style as the Palace - Apartments in these houses were intended for the party leadership of the Communist Romania and the approximate Cheress. What is interesting - some buildings are not fully completed - so far here, then there you can see the walls of non-inverse bricks and dark failures of uncrowded windows.
04. The palace has lanterns in a single stylist with the palace - some are in a very poor condition.
05. Photo close-up The fences of the palace - this is the same stone, the palace itself and the fence around him, from something similar been built.
06. We enter inside. The palace meets the cool marble halls and the colossal volumes of internal spaces.
07. Bronze sconce with pendants from Romanian crystal.
08. One of the halls for assembly, built on the principle of the theater - with the scene (a frame is made from it) and several tiers of places for viewers.
09. Chandelier under the ceiling, also Romanian crystal.
10. Railings. The special pride of Ceausescu was that all the materials from which the Palace was built - Romanian. The construction of such a colossus caused a considerable shortage of building materials in the country, but everything could be told that Romania would never be on his knees and would not buy American cement.
11. Staircase on the upper floors with bronze railing. Like many other premises of the palace, here everything is decorated with marble - it took such a lot to the construction of the Palace of "Geniya Karpat" that in the late eighties even tombstones had to do from other materials - marble became a terrible deficit.
12. The passage hall in which stands are now standing with national Romanian clothes, and the left is something like a television studio, where some politicians of modern Romania are interviewed.
13. Door handle from bronze.
14. One of the halls for assembly.
15. Marble corridors.
16. Let's go to the palace terrace - it is located at an altitude of about 50 meters, and it opens good views of the city.
17. On the terrace you can see the ventilation channels of the palace.
18. And livnets covered with metal lattices.
19. View in the direction of the city - the street is called Bulevardul Unirii, this is the same boulevard that was laid together with the construction of the palace, destroying part historic city. I don't care about Istria - the "Great Conductor" was to contemplate in the mornings of the fountains.
21. And so - the next meeting room, which is no longer the theater, but a Catholic cathedral.
22. Do you know what is striking in the Palace of "Navigator" most? Some terrible anachrony. It is difficult to get rid of the feeling that he dreamed of such a building since his youth, who passed in the Stalin's years.
23. And if in Moscow 1930s such luxury and pompous can still be somehow understanding, then in Romania of the late 1980s it looks ridiculous and ridiculous.
24. The palace looks like a grandmother who bought a dress in the years of his Magnifier, she kept him in the wardrobe for 50 years and finally decided to wear it and go out into the light - not noticing that lace swabs now cause no envy, but a smile, but the dress itself polished and smell like naphthalene.
25. The luxury of the palace is gradually scattered and crumbs, cracking marble floors shyly smear the plaster.
26. Empty wardrobe looking in the same way as in some Soviet theater.
27. Toilet. "Great Conductors" also went from time to time.
28. There is a balcony in the toilet, on which there is some kind of ancient and all forgotten veter.
29. Now let's go down to the basements of the Palace. There is a narrow technical staircase, already without marble finishes, more resembling a staircase into some nuclear bunker. The cellars themselves are in a bad enough condition - it can be seen that the palace did not have time to finish. Here are gray concrete walls without decoration, some building labels.
30. For one of the doors, cable routes are hidden.
31. For another - construction workbench and traces of some unfinished work.
32. Through the basement undergo heating and electric cable garlands.
33. Piles of broys of broys are lying in the corners.
34. And building trash.
35. From back the side of the Palace there are open sewer hatches.
36. In which, judging throughout the homeless people now.
37. And in several quarters, there are two unfinished administrative buildings from the palace, which began to build together with the palace, and did not finish it.
38. The buildings were unnecessary by New Romania - they did not hold them, they simply were outset with a high deaf fence "as is" and put the surveillance cameras.
39. Huge colossiles of the Soviet era look at the world with empty eye sockets and doorways. The decor gradually crept on - rains and snow do their job.
40. Before buildings, metal piles are visible - it is probably planned to build something else.
42. Rusty fire beams of overlaps.
43. Modern Romanians reluctantly remember the Epoch of Ceausescu, preferring to talk about the future, and not about the past.
From communism there are few people who are interesting ruins.
The Ceausescu Palace is the world's largest civil administrative building in the largest parliament building (area of \u200b\u200b350,000 m.kv. And the volume of 2,550,000 m.kv) as well as the most difficult building in the world. For a long time, the Palace of Parliament was the world's second building in the area after the Pentagon. In the world, the palace was called the house of the people, but in the post-communist era was renamed the Palace of Parliament. Despite this, many still name is his former name.
The dimensions of the Ceausescu Palace are 270 to 240 m. Height - 86 m. The underground part of the palace has a height of 92 m. In the Palace of 1100 rooms, 12 floors. 4 underground levels are completed and are already used and 4 more levels are located at different stages of completion. It was spent about a million m? Marble mainly from Rushkitsa, 3500 tons of crystal (480 chandeliers, 1409 ceiling lamps and mirrors), 700 thousand tons of steel and bronze for doors, windows, chandeliers and capitals. 900 thousand m.kv were also used. Tree for parquet and wall panels (Overt, Oak, Cherry, Elm, Klyon), 200 thousand m? woolen carpets of different sizes. Machines were even brought to the palace to do some large carpets right on the spot. The building of the palace combines elements of various architectural styles And it is not amenable to a clear classification. The deer was built on the Hill of Spiri, which was partially destroyed for this. Construction began in 1984 by order Nicolae Ceausescu. The building was originally intended as the headquarters of the main state institutions. The palace was built mainly from the materials of Romanian production. During construction, such a demand for Romanian marble arose that even tombstones across the country did from other materials. The building demanded the destruction of the fifth of the historic center of the city and caused noisy protests, as many temples were destroyed. Construction almost ended in the time of the execution of Chausheska in 1989.
The palace surround the avenues, whose scales correspond to the scale of the palace. To his foot leads boulevard the union (association), flanked by white multi-storey bulk. Before building them, Cheresska ordered to erect along the new boulevard wooden layouts of all buildings in full size, so that he could make sure that his designs are embodied with proper scope.
If, by passing the first post of protection, approach the palace from the angle of boulevards of freedom and national unity, until time, he hides its true scales.
However, having reached the central axis of the facade, it is impossible not to frozen. Covered the facade of the eyes, standing on the top platform before the entrance is impossible.
Facades with fantastic generosity are lined with white Romanian marble
Through a series of doors, we get into the building of the Phone Ceausescu
Huge chandelier of the front hall
Doors at the meeting room. They are in the palace of thousands ...
CHAUSHESK Palace Session
Interior details
The indoor premises of the Palace are endless and amazed with her finish (it is scary to imagine how much money was invested in it)
If we consider that at the same time with the building of the Palace (1984-1989), Comrade Chaushestka paid the external debt of Romania, built in Bucharest of the subway and, the canal on the Danube, the picture turns out completely terrible. Food deficit, especially protein food, was terrible. When Ceuchesska chicken eggs (not to mention normal meat - on the cards, the ribs on the tendons were rolled into the tube) it was impossible to get 8 months. At the same time, Ceausescu forbade contraception and abortion. As children raised children - and how many women died with illegal abortions, it is scary to even think. "If you are cold - buy a second coat!" "So spoke Ceausescu), and the house of the people is good and grew. Here you can find the first-class scramral thread made in national traditions.
The palace is considered the world's largest civil administrative building, the largest building of Parliament, as well as the most difficult administrative building in the world. The size of the palace is 270 to 240 m. Height - 86 m. The underground part of the palace goes to a depth of 92 m. In the Palace of 1,100 rooms and 12 floors.
Let's learn about it more ...
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The Board of Nikolai Cheresska left a deep imprint on the architecture of the city of Bucharest.Bezvlyo, one of his contradictory projects is the Palace of Parliament, the giant creation of the former Dictator of Romania.
It is approved that during the reign of Nikolae Ceausescu, the capital of Romania, Bucharest, changed his appearance by 30-35% and unfortunately not always for the better. Building the Palace of Parliament is part of the extensive program to urbanization of cities approved by the Communist Party of Romania and begun in 1976.
It is said that the idea of \u200b\u200bthis project appeared in Cauchesska after his visit to North Korea and visiting the capital of Poenius. The large-scale communist buildings of Phenian were probably impressed by the dictator and he conceived to build something similar and in Bucharest. In 1977, in the city of Bucharest, there was a strong earthquake from which many building was injured, including administrative. This event also served as a reason for the beginning of a new megalomanian construction plan. new city center.
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Called while the house of the people, and today, sometimes the Palace Ceausescu, was conceived as the core of the new center of Bucharest, the so-called "Civil Center".
Around the building of the Palace of Parliament, the huge size of the building of the Academy of Sciences, the Ministry of Defense of Romania, the Guest House-present Hotel Maryot and other ministries.
And before the main entrance of the palace, the large-scale area, the current area of \u200b\u200bthe Constitution (Piata Constitutiei), from where the long (3 km) and a wide (90 meters) of the Association Boulevard, which during Ceausescu called "the victory of socialism".
In a joke in Romania, he is called "Romanian Champs Elysees". There is such a joke, regarding the mania of the greatness of Cheresska, that allegedly the dictator ordered his engineers and architects to build a large boulevard in front of the building, maybe for beauty so that it looks like the Elysees, but the main thing is that it is wider than the Champs Elysées!
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Along this long arteries of "Geniya Karpat" ordered to build a Palace of Culture, Tribunal, National Library, Palace of Pioneers and Sokolov Motherland :) And many residential high-rise houses, high-rise buildings with the North Korean accent. Very much!
And in the center of boulevard fountains, symbols of counties of Romania, the most big Fountain - On the area of \u200b\u200bthe union (Piata Unirea), symbolizes the capital, Bucharest.
At the site of this new microdistrict, there were old-fashioned elegant quarters, valuable architecture styles Medieval buildings, mansions, churches. You can mention some destroyed architecture masterpieces: New Princely Courtyard, Palace with archives, Mihai Alder Monastery 1589, Church of Alba-Postavar 1564, Military Museum and Army Theater, Church of St. Friday, 1645, Hospital Brankovoyan 1837, Hospital and Monastery Panthemond 1750. One of the main and valuable monuments, the barbaric destroyed this is a monastery of Economic (beginning of the XVIII century), which many considered the personification of the Romanian medieval art without exaggeration, one of the most beautiful monuments Orthodox world.
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The area of \u200b\u200ball destroyed and reserved territory is equal to the city of Venice! In such a sad way, Bucharest gradually lost the title of "Little Paris", changed his face. That did not make fires, earthquakes and war, they made the leaders of that era. And unfortunately, all this is irretrievably!
The Palace of Parliament of the city of Bucharest is built at the highest and most sustainable against an earthquake place in the city of Bucharest, the Hill of the Spirit or the Hill of Arsenal, as he was called before the military barracks were on this hill. The maximum height of the hill was before the construction of 18 meters, but from the side of the Constitution Square the hill is artificially elevated.
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The Palace of Parliament Bucharest is the second in the area of \u200b\u200bthe administrative building in the world, after the Pentagon. The building also was noted in the Guinness Book of Records as one of the most expensive administrative building in the world, in 2006 the cost of the building is estimated at 3 billion euros. The area of \u200b\u200bthe Parliament Palace occupies 330 thousand square meters and the volume of 2.5 mil. Kubomeras, 2% more What a pyramid of Heops in Egypt.
The length of the main facade of the building is 270 meters, the side is 240 meters. Highness of the building, from the foundation to the top of 178 meters, of which, 86 meters above the ground level and 92 meters under Earth. The built-up area above the ground level of 66 thousand square meters.
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To build the building used:
1. 000 000 cubic meters of marble
5.500 tons of cement
7.000 tons of steel
20.000 tons of sand
1.000 tons of sand
900 .000 Cube Tree Meters
3.500 tons of crystal
200.000 glass meters
2.800 Kandelabrov
220.000 square meters of carpets
3.500 sq. Skin meters
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By order Ceausescu, all building materials were only from Romania, engineers and architects Romanians. The dictator wanted to show the world that Romania has natural resources And that Romania is able to carry out even such gigantic projects.
About 300 architects worked for the construction of the building and about 30 thousand workers, 24 hours, changed in 3 shifts. The chief architect of the building, a young girl, Anka Petreskov called all the works. She was 28 years old when work is officially starting.
According to the stories of other architects, the fact that Ank Petrescu was obedient in everything with a modest girl from a simple peasant family, I liked it to Nicholas and Elena Celascu, who were disliked by intellectuals and self-confident scientists and architects, although Elena Ceauseci itself was the so-called "Luminous Science" and led the Academy Science Ank Petresci in every way tried to please the dictator, some even began to say that she was a young relative of Elena Ceausescu (the maiden name of Elena also Petresku) and in the end it was it that such an important project was entrusted, although other architects were initiated by the plan.
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The foundation ceremony of the first stone of the foundation took place on June 25, 1984, but the work actually begin in 1980 when forcibly overpowered by about 40 thousand inhabitants and the quarters where they lived before there were structures from the face of the earth to free the place for the Palace of Parliament.
Until 1989 (a year when a revolution against Ceausescu was held) more than 3 billion Romanian lei were spent! And this is at the time when thanks to the rampant economic policy and policies of the return of the foreign debt, the living standards of the residents of Romania kicked up to the lowest mark. Palace of Parliament Mainly military, soldiers of the Romanian army. It is still unknown the exact number of those who died during severe and related risk of construction.
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Works are not finished 100% even now. Before the revolutions, the inner finish was completed only in several halls, in general, the construction and interior decoration of most premises were graduated after the overthrow of the dictatorship of Ceausescu.
If you can look vertically, it is possible to distinguish that the building is divided into three registers and looks like a pyramid, but with a flat top. There are 12 floors in the level of land, 4 more.
In a building of about 1000 rooms, of which 440 offices, 30 rooms for conferences and receptions, 4 restaurants, 3 libraries, 2 underground parking, concert hall, and other office space. The palace is 2 courtyards.
The names of the halls were chosen after 1989, most are called in honor of the famous Romanian personalities.
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Romania Parliament works in buildings, there is a large meeting room for a room of deputies, as well as the Senate Hall.
The Palace of Parliament is also open to visitors of the Museum of Contemporary Art.
Every year in the halls of the palace, international or nationally, conferences, seminars, congresses, exhibitions, Peregovora are also held. The villages are rented for numerous events.
The Palace of Parliament Bucharest often includes both tourist routes, several halls are visited by tourists. Particularly impressive Hall of the Association, Human Rights Hall, Personal Entrance and Parade Gallery. The tours are given the opportunity to go to the balcony of the Kuza Protocol Hall from where an interesting panorama on the Constitution Square and the Romanian Elysee Fields »Boulevard Union (merge).
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Parade gallery
This is a long corridor, 150 meters, with a width of 18 meters. The three-piece split oak doors with a crystal. The concrete is covered with gypsum plaster with color ornaments in Romanian Brynkovyansky style.
The central floor, in front of the official entrance consists of 4 species of Romanian marble: white, beige, red and black, from the area of \u200b\u200bRushkits or Monasa. Vaults of the front gallery are held at 34 octalonal columns, 17 on each side, from white marble, with decorative ornaments.
The gallery is illuminated with the help of natural light, 14 windows. Also present 67 chandeliers from Crystal. This gallery intersects with the main official entrance, from one of one of the most large squares Cities Bucharest, Union Square (Piata Unirea).
Here you will also see 2 monumental stairs that lead to the hall of the Senate and the Hall of the Kuza. Each staircase has a window with a height of 16 meters that are closed by curtains. It will have every curtain of 250 kg! The height of the steps 14-16 cm, are made specifically for the growth of Nikolai and Elena Ceausescu, so that they are not tired when they went along the stairs.
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It is referred to in honor of the prince of Valahius and Moldova Alexander Kuza. This room was supposed to be called: Romania Hall and was intended for protocols, for negotiations and signing contracts at the highest level, between countries. Highness of the hall 20 meters. The second on the area of \u200b\u200b2040 sq. M.
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Uniwood hall
Designed for balls, for banquets. Highness of 15 meters, area of \u200b\u200babout 2000 sq m
The carpet in this hall weighs 3 tons, 1100 sq. Meters and covers the central part of the hall, under the ceiling. The replacement of the ceiling is reflected on the carpet. The hall is very strong echo.
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Rosseti Hall
Is the biggest candelabre (chandelier?) Is located on which 5 tons of crystal is located!
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Human rights hall
Designed as a meeting room of the Central Committee of the Committee of Committee of Romania. The interior finish was completed until 1989. In the center of the hall a large round table with original chairs of the members of the Committee. Crequated Ceausescu at the time of revolutions was in the manufacturer's stages. Supplies the beauty of the second weight of the candelabra, 3 tons of crystal. The map of the candelabra is reflected on the carpet.
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