The Palace of the Parliament is one of the largest buildings in the world, and you can only see it on a guided tour. Two things matter most: book a day ahead and bring your passport or ID card.
Tickets85 leiadult, standard tour
Students aged 19–26 with valid ID: 55 lei. Children aged 7–18: 40 lei.
Free for children up to 6 and for people with disabilities and one companion.
Tickets are bought on the day, at the visitors' entrance.
Booking24 h aheadby phone
For 1–9 people, call +40 733 558 102 or +40 733 558 103 at least 24 hours before.
Groups of 10 or more book by email at cic.vizite@cdep.ro, at least 3 days ahead.
Tours depend on availability, as the building is a working parliament.
BringPassport or ID cardthe original, not a copy
Driving licences and other documents are not accepted.
There is airport-style security, and liquids and alcohol are not allowed in.
HoursDaily, 9:00–17:00standard tour about 1 hour
Arrive at the information desk 15 minutes before your tour.
The tour covers a set route through some of the main halls. Expect a lot of stairs, as visitors can't use the lifts.
EntranceStrada Izvor 2–4on the north side of the palace
The nearest metro station is Izvor (M1, M3).
Visitors don't use the main front facing Piața Constituției: head for the entrance on Strada Izvor.
Good to know
Dress neatly. Keep to the group and don't touch anything.
Professional photo or video shoots need a paid permit.
The People's Salvation Cathedral, Patriarchal Hill and the Old Town are all a short walk away.
All details come from the official visitor page. Prices and rules can change, so check it before you go.