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Ceauşescu Mansion: Guided Tour

Available Wednesday, 28 Oct

Duration: 45mins
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About: Ceauşescu Mansion

Ceauşescu Mansion was the home of Romania's former Communist dictator, Nicolae Ceauşescu, and his wife Elena Ceauşescu. Now a museum, the lavish villa was stormed in 1989 by anti-communist revolutionaries who were shocked to find the opulent interior of the abode, at a time when most Romanians lived under extreme austerity.

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Bulevardul Primăverii 50, 014192, Bucharest

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