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Palace of Parliament

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Calea 13 Septembrie, nr. 1, Bucharest

The Parliament Palace is an immense edifice, a last piece of work of the Romanian people under the Communist dictatorship and an extremely large building in centre of Bucharest.
First, it was named as “House of the folk” (Casa Poporului), but the people were only the workers, and the real property owner was the dictator and his family.
The colossus's construction started at the beginning of the second last decade of the twentieth century and was ended in 1997.
In 1989, as Ceausescu died, only the facade of the house was finished.
Statistically, the palace is the second-biggest edifice of the world, after the Pentagon Buildings.
-12 floors
-84 meters high
-330,000 square meter construction area
The extreme luxury is to be seeing by the whole construction.
The inside of the buildings, just like the external side, possess so much luxury and elegance, which impress by the first gaze.
The Union hall (Sala Unirii), with a surface of 2200 sqm, is the largest hall of the buildings.
In this area, hangs a candelabrum, which weighs three tons and has 7000 little lamps.
The building is opened for visitors, every day, between 10 am and 4 pm.

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