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A grand entrance with a set of carpeted stairs leading to wooden double doors, flanked by large planters and ornate stone columns. A wooden hallway with glass windows on the left, statues, columns, and patterned floor tiles, leading to a door. An intricate, oval-shaped stained glass ceiling with symmetrical geometric patterns and delicate floral designs. Colorful mural featuring peacocks, flowers, and a rainbow on a blue wall, with light blue cabinets and chairs arranged below. A room with antique furniture, a large desk, ornate chairs, a statue, a lamp, and light filtering through lace curtains. Ornate bedroom with floral wallpaper, a carved bed with floral upholstery, matching armchair, side tables, and a patterned rug.
A grand entrance with a set of carpeted stairs leading to wooden double doors, flanked by large planters and ornate stone columns. A wooden hallway with glass windows on the left, statues, columns, and patterned floor tiles, leading to a door. An intricate, oval-shaped stained glass ceiling with symmetrical geometric patterns and delicate floral designs. Colorful mural featuring peacocks, flowers, and a rainbow on a blue wall, with light blue cabinets and chairs arranged below. A room with antique furniture, a large desk, ornate chairs, a statue, a lamp, and light filtering through lace curtains.
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Ceauşescu Mansion: Guided Tour

Explore the notorious villa where Romania's executed communist dictator lived

  1. Duration 45mins

  2. Live guide English

Included

  • Admission to the Ceauşescu Mansion

When anti-communist revolutionaries stormed the House of Ceauşescu in 1989, they were shocked by the opulence they found. While they went cold and hungry under the austere policies of Nicolae and Elena Ceaușescu, the country's leaders lived like royalty.

Much of the villa's contents were pillaged by protesters, but what remains is a reminder of these tumultuous events. Visiting the Ceauşescu Mansion is one of the best things to do in Bucharest for an arresting fix of cultural history.

This guided visit in English will take you on a tour of communism's breaking point in Romania, as an expert guide paints a picture of the dramatic events that led to the Ceauşescus fleeing the villa just two hours before it was stormed and ransacked by angry revolutionaries.

Explore the luxurious bedrooms, halls, gardens, bathrooms, cinema, and even the mosaic-adorned swimming pool, and discover why no politician has ever lived here since!
  • Show your smartphone voucher to the guide at Bulevardul Primaverii 50, and collect your paper ticket
  • The staff member will be holding a big sign with Ceausescu Villa tour
Ceauşescu Mansion
Bulevardul Primăverii 50, 014192, Bucharest
  1. Provider: Transylvanian Wonders
    Registered address: Strada Valea Portii 2, 507025, Bran, RO

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  • Cancel for free until 24 hours before you visit and get a full refund
  • Rescheduling is possible until 24 hours before your visit

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