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Cotroceni Palace: Fast Track + Guided Tour

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Cotroceni Palace: Fast Track + Guided Tour

Duration: 1h
Live guide in English

Fast-track entrance to the palace (inner courtyard, 1st & 2nd floor)
Classic guided tour with an English speaking guide

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Lidia, Italy

12 Nov 2022

Excellent

Stephan l'assistente di Transylvanian wonders e la guida Adrian veramente favolosi. Gentili e molto professionali. E palazzo Cotroceni merita davvero. Peccato tour solo alle 13, sarebbe meglio la...

Stephan l'assistente di Transylvanian wonders e la guida Adrian veramente favolosi. Gentili e molto professionali. E palazzo Cotroceni merita davvero. Peccato tour solo alle 13, sarebbe meglio la mattina. Ma è stata una visita stupenda. Grazie

Cotroceni Palace: Fast Track + Guided Tour

Anonymous

16 Jun 2021

Excellent

Molto interessante il posto e molto professionale e friendly la guida

Cotroceni Palace: Fast Track + Guided Tour

About: Cotroceni Palace

Cotroceni Palace, or Palatul Cotroceni in Romanian, is the official residence of the President of Romania. It is located in Bucharest, Romania. Visitors can only see inside by booking ahead and taking a guided tour.

The palace is also home to the National Cotroceni Museum.

Cotroceni Palace

Palatul Cotroceni

Șoseaua Cotroceni 36, 060116, Bucharest

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