The house itself is definitely worth it. However, I can not understand why they make groups of more than 30 people to visit with one guide only. First of all, it is absolutely impossible to make pictures with so many people around you and if you decide to go last (what we did), you just miss what the guy says. The entire visit is like a run - you do not have time to enjoy the magnificent mansion, you just try to catch up the guide and to hear at least part of what she says. I understand that the idea is to make as much money as they can but the organisation is definitely far from good.

(Translated by Google) Everyone should see once how the Carpathian Genius lived. Of course, knowing the historical background is important and knowing how most people lived in communist Romania at that time. (Original) Mindenkinek látnia kell egyszer hogyan élt a Kárpátok Géniusza. Persze a történelmi háttér ismerete fontos és tudni azt, hogyan élt akkor az emberek többsége a kommunista Romániában.

It is incredible what 2 illiterates have been able to do for 35 years with this country. The exorbitant luxury in which they lived (and this palace is just one example of countless palaces, hunting lodges and retreat locations they had for themselves) while people were starving waiting in lines for food, living in the dark, with no heat or hot water, with only 2 hours of TV programming that paid homage to the two illiterates and their acolytes. The communist regime was restrictive in its freedom to leave the country, and emigrants were considered traitors. Such museums must exist only to show future generations what the communist dictatorship meant and that it no longer exists. It is sad that there are still people who regret that period, but maybe they are the ones who took advantage of this totalitarian regime.

Really worth a visit to understand the Ceausescu´s mindset and how they lived in their own bubble until the revolution. If the Romanian people would have seen this vulgar display of power and luxury, the faith of the dictator and his wife might have been even more gruesome. The house feels like a time capsule. Highly recommended.

Great tour of the former presidents home. The guide was very informative and the house was impressive. Easily worth the price of admission. Overall the tour took about an hour! Also there were a couple peacocks in the courtyard which was neat to see

A solid tour. The tour guide speaks a bit too fast like he is just trying to get through the info as much as possible. I did the tour in a group of 5 which was the perfect number. The stories behind the rooms are very interesting. The peacock obsession and the indoor swimming pool are the highlights. You learn a lot about the gifts from the different foreign dignitaries.

Fabulous place. Decor. Entrance. Architecture. Furniture. All excellent. The only thing is we taught we booked a tour in English. But when we got there, it was in Romanian. I'd no idea what she was saying, and she did not make any effort to include me. Very little writing in English except a small explanation on most of the pieces of furniture. Would have loved to do this in English.

A must see place when visiting Bucharest. Made more interesting by the fact that this is very recent history. A wonderful piece of history, where you can see great craftsmanship and take in how the last dictator of Romania, and his wife, spent some of their time. 😍❤️

The House of Ceaușescu is a must-visit place in Bucharest. It's an interesting residence to explore, although it's not a mansion dripping in gold or an overly luxurious property. Instead, it's a sizable residence with beautiful interior furniture and charming architecture. When planning your visit, keep in mind that buying tickets online is the only option, so be sure to do so in advance. It's crucial to arrive on time, as the guided tour typically lasts around 45 minutes. Additionally, there is no wardrobe available to leave your jacket, so plan accordingly. During the tour, you'll discover interesting areas such as the pool and the winter garden, situated between balconies and rooms on the second floor. You may also encounter pheasants in the garden, adding a unique touch to the experience. Pro Tips: - Buy tickets online in advance. - Arrive on time for your tour, as it lasts approximately 45 minutes. - Be prepared to keep your jacket with you, as there's no wardrobe available.

Lovely guided visit. No more to say, you can see from my pics. It was nice to take a coffee in the garden with peacock

An absolute must visit, booking is 24 hours in advance minimum. The tour was super interesting and the guide told us a lot of interesting things and was also very funny. The house itself is beautiful and has very impressive mosaics. Can't believe that a communist leader lived in a versailles/bourgeoisie style mansion, the irony.

Perfect way to see how easy it is to "communist with the a** of the others". While normal people had nothing to eat and all was rationed (even electricity) this dictator and his family lived into this luxury mansion, that comprehend flats for each of the family members) with all possible commodities (even a private spa and a 15m swimming pool and a cinema for the forbidden (for others) west movies...). It's a visit worth to do. Only thing I didn't really like was the guide inside who was clearly bored and had a "mechanical" way to speak English which for me (who is not an English mother language) was quite difficult to get.

This is the mansion where former dictator Nicolae Ceausescu lived together with his family for 25 years. There is plentiful of original objects and furniture owned by this and should be an interesting journey into the world of one of the most important communist leaders in history. Book at least 24 hours in advance for admission! Recommended!

(Translated by Google) It is worth visiting to see the hypocrisy of a system in which "everyone should have been equal." (Original) Merita vizitata pentru a vedea ipocrizia unui sistem in care ar fi trebuit ca "toti sa fie egali".

I went here on a Saturday. You have to buy tickets in advance to be sure you get inside. I got mine 3 weeks in advance. They only do guided tours and work on a schedule. For a tourist this Mansion is a must see, the interior design is amazing. The luxury that was inside is mesmerizing (considering it was in a communist country in 1965 - when they built it). For a local as I am, is a bit bitter. Used to the stories from our grandparents, of how poor they were and how difficult their life was - the shock of seeing this luxury is very big. From artistic perspective it is very beautiful. I was stunned by the beauty of mosaic on the walls. So detailed and colorful. My favourites so far are the winter garden and the pool. The mozaic left me with jaw dropped. Another surprise for a lady is the dressing room of the Lady - bigger than the apartment I live in😂 Honestly the visit was worthy. Leaving preconceptions aside, this house is extremely beautiful. Another detailed to be proud of - 90% of everything is locally produced.

House is very „impressive“, the Tour is not. Promised it would take 45 minutes, it took not even 25 minutes. The guide was rushing through the rooms, talking like a roboter, just mentioning one fact after another. When a Romanian tour members started to ask questions in Romanian, the guide answered them only in Romanian and continued to speak in Romanian for most of the time. The tour was supposed to be in English.

(Visited during COVID-19) It is open only from Thursday to Sunday. We called just before coming and it was ok (no one was there). Definitely worth a visit.

Nice to visit!

Interesting to see the luxury of a dictator's house. I can recommend this for foreign tourists as well as local ones. No photos from the inside not to spoil the experience 😊

Theoretically, this should be one of the main landmarks where one could learn about the communist era and about Romania’s last dictator, Ceausescu. Before our tour (delivered in English), I expected the guide to provide context so people can understand for example, the difference between how Ceausescu and his family were living in comparison to the general public. I expected a bit of history, some interesting facts, something to put things in perspective. What we got was a tour given in broken English, that only talked about the rooms and some objects in them: “this object was received by Ceausescu from Queen Elizabeth”. Further, the guide didn’t make sense at times, for example when talking about Ceausescu’s wife, Elena, she first mentioned she was illiterate and only finished 3 grades in primary school, and 30 seconds she said that Elena had a PhD. Really?? How can one understand the truth about her then? She actually bribed and forced people to award her this distinction, when in fact she did not deserve it… You must provide training to your guides and/or hire better ones in order to improve customer experience. This building is way too significant to be wasted through very poor guided tours…

Very nice museum, one of the best maintained ones that I visited in Romania, the entire property is well organized. The guided tour was excellent, providing us insights and tasteful jokes here and there, very pleasant overall experience. Booking was simple and fast, but they do recommend calling 24 hours ahead.

The tour was amazing and the guide was very knowledgeable about every little detail of the Palace and the lifes of its occupants. I also enjoyed his sarcastic style. It's always astonishing to see how extravagant it is the life of dictators while their people are suffering. I'm very happy for Romanians that the got rid of thiers.

Been here with my family, and we liked this place a lot. If you're looking for sightseeing, this is the place you definitely should visit. We were impressed by interior, and all features of this mansion. You can buy tickets right there, but you need to check a schedule of the tours through their site first, so you will not wait at the entrance.

This is a gorgeous, unsettling place. As the home of Romania’s dictator it is glamorous and beautiful but deeply disturbing to know how the powerful lives when the average citizen was living under austerity and shortages. The tour was ok but did not at all explain who Ceausescu was nor the history or politics. Before going I would recommend you read the Wikipedia to get a full sense of the person who’s palace you are seeing!

Awesome place. Very beautiful house, with beautiful details. I am glad that we decided to visit it. The house is well preserved. The guide did a great job. We had a great time, we managed to see the whole place in a short time. Highly recommended. The rooms, the mosaics, worth visiting. It is not allowed to take videos, but you can take as many pics as you want.

I want to give it 3.5 stars because I felt it was worth the trip but not an "amazing" experience. The people I was with would rate it 4.5 stars but they had prior knowledge of the history even if they hadn't seen the house. Casa Ceaușescu is a beautiful mansion that the former communist leader of Romania lived in with his family. The entrance fee was 65 RON per person and they have 45 minute tours of the house with a guide in either Romanian or English. Our guide spoke English with a thick accent and little-to-none emotion like he was reading from a script so it was a little hard to follow but possible. The house is opulent to say the least! The rooms aren't really that big and functional but the decor was amazing for it's time. The wood carvings alone were incredibly detailed and most of the wood was just panels on the wall. If you're a fan of History then it's a great look at how they lived in the late 1980's and the entry fee isn't unreasonable but the house is big (over 4000 square meters) so if you like to take a lot of pictures like I do, then 45 minutes can feel a bit rushed. You only see the living areas - we didn't see a kitchen or service areas - although the indoor pool was included. Listening to the guide was not easy and the script (although packed with information) was dry and factual. The gift shop at the end of the tour had almost nothing in it to commemorate your visit... that was unexpected.

A perfect place to get a grasp of the rich history of Romania. We booked the "private tour" where you can see the bunker and have more time to ask direct questions to the well-versed tour guide. After visiting the house of the former communist leader of Romania we were astonished how he lived as a private person.

(Translated by Google) Tour long enough considering the concealment. Very well prepared guide. They have cafeterias in the yard with ice cream. Yammy (Original) Tur suficienr de lung avand in vedere covideala. Ghida foarte bine pregatita. Au cafetrrie in curte cu inghetata. Yammy

(Translated by Google) A special and interesting experience (Original) O experienta deosebita si interesanta

Don't leave Bucharest without going. Absolutely worth a visit. Very educational and the tour guides are amazing!

This was a very interesting experience. The house is unfortunately, beautiful.If possible visit on sunny days, the garden is lovely. During the weekdays it's calmer, but booking in advance is always recommended. Our tour guide was lovely and very knowledgeable. She sneaked in a few jokes here and there, and she was very down to earth.

(Translated by Google) I make an appointment for 27.11.2020 at 15:00 on the phone, I arrive at 14:40 here everything is closed on the phone does not answer. Vi from 350 km I pray for several objectives, of which this is also a must see for me and it is closed. You can see the quality of the administration of the Palace of Parliament and Cotroceni, we were able to visit them without any problems, only with you because you are private, you allowed yourself a higher fee than the ones mentioned above by 5 lei, but the fee doesn't matter, it matters that Besides not respecting your appointment anymore and blocking the phone so I can't make an appointment for another day, at least call me to tell you that you don't feel like working anymore. (Original) fac programare pentru 27.11.2020 ora 15:00 la telefon , ajung la 14:40 aici totul este inchis la telefon nu raspunde. Vi de la 350 km ma rog pentru mai multe obiective dintre care si acesta fiind pentru mine un must see si e inchis. Se vede calitatea administrarii Palatului Parlamentului si Cotroceni acestea le-am putut vizita fara probleme , doar la dvs. pentru ca sunteti privat v-ati permis o taxa mai mare decat cele mentionate anterior cu 5 lei , dar taxa nu conteaza , conteaza faptul ca pe langa ca nu v-ati respectat programearea mai si blocati telefonul sa nu mai pot face programare pentru alta zi , macar de sunati sa imi ziceti ca nu mai aveti chef de lucru .

(Translated by Google) Worth visiting and mastering Roman history ... (Original) Demn de vizitat și însușit istoria romana...

Worth the visit, a mix of good and bad taste inside, some rooms were "wow"; it really reflects them well.

(Translated by Google) The tour is a bit short, many interesting areas are closed (Original) Cam scurt turul, sunt inchise multe zone interesante

(Translated by Google) Scheduled visit. The ticket costs 45 RON / person. Monday is closed. (Original) Vizita pe baza de programare. Biletul costa 45ron/persoană. Lunea este închis.

A must visit place in Bucharest that offers a glimpse into the life of a communist ruler and the lifestyle of the privileged during those times. It is loaded also with history bits.

(Translated by Google) To have. guide in French. to understand who this dictator was. (Original) A voir. guide en Français. pour comprendre qui était ce dictateur.

(Translated by Google) I was once and I can say that I liked it quite a lot. I recommend. (Original) Am fost odată și pot să zic că mi-a plăcut destul de mult.Recomand.

A very nice house! We also came across a lady who was working for the Ceausescu family at the time. The guide was good but I think the presentation was quite quick which didn't let time for observing, taking pictures and asking questions. All in all a good experience but ot could be improved😊

Everyone who is coming to Bucharest should visit house of Ceaușescu. To see the luxury of 70 and 80. Very nice and beautiful. The tour guide was very nice and answer question.

A very impressive palace with lots of refined details. The English tour guy was great!

Interesting tour. Our guide was very knowledgeable (although you can clearly see and hear that he's done this tour quite a few times, so he seemed a bit bored from time to time). I agree with the previous reviews, groups could be a bit smaller, sometimes it is hard to find a good angle for taking a picture because of so many people in the same room with you. You are required to wear a plastic bag (they're given to you, no worries) on your shoes so that the carpets can stay clean.

The house is beautiful..and the interior design is also luxurious..the house was for the former president of Romania..Ceausescu..it displays all their belongings, clothes, and many things. The second floor contains a beautiful swimming pool..and a very beautiful interior garden..and also a lot of beautiful mosaic paintings. .. there is a small cafeteria to take coffee or something to drink

The palace is breathtaking and the details are well kept in place (clothes, towels, etc exactly like the dictator couple left them). You need to book in advance. The private tour is more expensive but contains more rooms than the normal tour.

Totally worth the visit! Timeless and grand design of the house. The house was well maintained and preserved. Was able to learn a lot during the visit. The tour guide was very knowledgeable and was fluent in English. Highly recommended!

The House of Ceausescu is such an interesting place to visit. One can learn so much by visiting this place. I recommend to anyone who likes history and who wants to learn more the communist president of Romania , Ceausescu. All visitors are asked to wear cover shoes, so the carpets can stay clean. The guide I had was knowledgeable and friendly. All rooms are in perfect conditions and everything seems to be the way Ceausescu and his wife left.

Interesting experience, wish the group tour was smaller, hard to navigate so many people. But the house is very well preserved. Don’t take video on the inside as the tour guide got very angry at someone for that. It was worth it especially if you explore the whole neighborhood around the house in a 15 minute radius— it’s one of the nicest areas of Bucharest.

Hidden gem! It was a very interesting visit, totally worth the price. An insight into the Ceausescu family life. It's worth the visit. If you want to pay five times the ticket price, you can visit the underground bunker, the cellar, and other underground facilities. We liked it so much that we are considering paying the extra fee. The guide was very knowledgeable and answered all our questions.

Interesting experience to visit this house. The tour lasts for 45 minutes and it's recommended to buy the tickets online. The guided tour was ok, although our guide was presenting everything very quickly and without too much enthusiasm.

I randomly fell upon this place while searching for interesting places to visit in Bucharest. It is simply astonishing and worth visiting. You will not only get a view at an over the top residence used by the then president of Romania but you will get a brief history on his policies and the background behind his rise and fall. I definitely recommend also getting the documentary at the end cause it sums things up real nice. I would have loved to see the nuclear bunker but I did not know you had to book a private tour for that. Now as far as the guide goes, the guy who toured us seem to know everything by heart after so many times, and was rather impatient at explaining things, dashing through his script as if his life depended on it. The groups should be smaller cause you do not even have enough time to take a look at a room before you are overwhelmed by those behind you waiting and the guide in front shouting to move on.

The guided tour at the house was interesting but the person in charge was moving too fast. The house itself (the 50 rooms available to the public) was decorated with lavishing furniture and various ornaments. I personally loved the mosaics on some of the walls. They were magnificent, with gold details everywhere.

The place is simply fabulous. Going over history, the settlement is an extremely impressive one where you have the opportunity to get in touch with history, with the cult of personality plus other details that can be extremely interesting. The tours are only organized, with a guide, in Romanian or English. I don't know if there are other languages available. I believe that it is an extremely important point on the map of Romanians everywhere. It's worth visiting, if you can get over the terror perpetrated by the owners.

Awesome place, one of the most beautiful places in Bucharest

A must see if you visit Bucharest. Really interesting in terms of history, architecture and design from the comunist era. The guide was very knowledgeable, went at a relaxed pace and was very affordable too. You need to book online in advance but they respond to you within minutes.

Guided tour for 45 Lei - takes about an hour and includes only the above surface structure (building has a bunker, underground cinema and cellar which you can visit for 200 Lei). We were able to go straight in - no booking was needed; temperature checked and handed over to the guide. Everything inside is the same as it was 30 years ago - the guide provided some nice stories about some of the rooms and artefacts! All in all it was reminecent of the comunist era and it hits a chord when you think that most of the country was living in poverty while this family was lavishing in kitsch luxury. On the upside we were stunned by the level of Romanian craftmenship for some of the things there - the flooring and furniture in this regard were simply mind blowing! Time and money well spent for a once in a lifetime time experience.

This has been a very interesting experience led by a wonderful story-telling guide. The house is perfectly well kept and offers a glimpse into a once secret life.

Worth visiting once even you lived or not in the communism. The house is bigger then it seems from the Primaverii Boulevard and has a lot of the Ceausescu’s touch in it. Also English guided tour are included but it’s better to book them in advance.

Worthwhile to visit, but the guide is on fast forward. The visit takes max 45 min as the staff is pretty pushy. I was expecting to have a bit more time to look around, especially since the tickets are quite expensive, at least for a regular romanian. Nevertheless the house is well preserved and worth visiting.

This is a really cool experience. You get to see everything first hand, and trust me, you'll be impressed ! I've also had a guide who was very nice and patient and let me ask plenty of questions along the tour. The extra star is for him ! If you decide to go ask for Radu :)

I learned here why democracy is the best ruling system ever. Communism may seem the better choice, because it is about the society, about the people, but in the end the ruling class will get richer and the working class will get poorer. It's because us humans are so easy to corrupt.

Ceausescu Family Residence is a tour guided visit, we have been there this November and opted for the English tour guide (there's a guided visit for the French speaking visitors too). It was quite informative in terms of family's lesser known stories and way of life that Romanians never really had access to. Definitely worth considering if in Bucharest, especially if you have some knowledge of the Romanian Comunist era. Plenty of time to take photos.

The tour guide hurried us. The tour should have been 45 mins long, but after 25 mins we were already done. Overpriced.

(Translated by Google) Interesting (Original) Interesant

Nice

(Translated by Google) Interesting, it's worth seeing ... how the Ceausescus lived (Original) Interesant, merita văzut....cum trăiau soții Ceaușescu

very nice , but ticket is expensive

(Translated by Google) A museum worth seeing, especially since 31 years ago even the switches were original. Very impressive. (Original) Unu muzeu care merita vazut mai ales ca este exact ca acum 31 de ani pana si intrerupatoarele sunt originale. Foarte impresionant.

Grate place ... can learn much about private live of Dictator

(Translated by Google) Monday is closed, know that. ??♀️ (Original) Il lunedì è chiusa, sappiatelo. ??‍♀️

(Translated by Google) interesting experience: to visit the dictator's house. It is a villa built in 1930 (with the question mark), claimed by Ceausescu in 1965, remaining his and his family's, throughout the dictatorship. The interior is divided into 80 spacious rooms, pavilions, exotic gardens, wine cellar, swimming pool, spa, room for thermal baths etc. (Original) interesanta experienta: sa vizitezi casa dictatorului. Este o vila construita in 1930 (cu semnul intrebarii), revendicata de Ceausescu in 1965, ramanand a lui si familiei , pe toata perioada dictaturii.interiorul este impartit in 80 de camere spatioase, foisoare, gradini exotice, crama, piscina, spa, camera pt bai termale etc.

Interesting place

(Translated by Google) Back to the past ... A tangible moment of returning to the times of dictatorship (Original) Powrót do przeszłości ... Namacalna chwila powrotu do czasów dyktatury

(Translated by Google) Worth!!! (Original) Merece la pena!!!

A place full with history and memories. If you are in Bucharest, you have to visit it!!! Really amazing!

Very nice residence. Worth visiting it. Entry fee is 45 RON. They have also a nice cafeteria inside

(Translated by Google) Well maintained, congratulations to those who help maintain the location in the parameters. (Original) Bine întreținută,felicitări celor care contribuie la menținerea locației în parametri .

(Translated by Google) Interesting. Discount for students is almost non-existent (45 adults, 40 students) (Original) Interesant. Reducerea pentru elevi e aproape inexistentă (45 adulți, 40 elevi)

(Translated by Google) A great example of equals between equals (Original) Skvelá ukážka rovných medzi rovnými

(Translated by Google) Worth a visit at least once in your life (Original) Merita vizitata cel puțin o dată în viață

Historical

The house is a must see in Bucharest. Unfortunatly, our visite was wasted by a guide who obviously had something else to do after ! 20-25 mn max of a highspeed visit. The visitors who were behind were not even waited. And very poor explainations.

(Translated by Google) Very nice museum. Exceptional guide !!! (Original) Foarte frumos muzeu.Ghid excepțional!!!

(Translated by Google) The guide spoke quite quickly and we didn't have much time to look at each room But we still liked it a lot recommend (Original) Ghidul vorbea destul de rapid și n-am avut prea mult timp să privim fiecare cameră Dar totuși ne-a plăcut mult Recomand

(Translated by Google) Very interesting visit with a guide speaking perfectly good French. (Original) Visite très intéressante avec une guide parlant parfaitement bien français.

The house is impressive and inspiring. A ticket is 45 RON and it is recommended to make a reservation a day before you go.

(Translated by Google) A location full of history. Lots of information about a communist president. An extraordinarily large house with good taste. It is worth visiting at any moment. It hides many secrets. (Original) O locatie plina de istorie. Multe informatii despre un presedinte comunist. O casa extraordinar de mare si amenajata cu bun gust.Merita vizitata in orice clipa.Ascunde multe secrete.

Cool place!

(Translated by Google) Very well preserved! (Original) Foarte bine conservata !

Nicely curated museum.

(Translated by Google) This is sumptuous and very nice, but personally I think it's all very upbeat. Having been there, it is clearly understood that Mr and Mrs C were not quite in their full five! (Original) Dette er overdådig og veldig fint, men personlig mener jeg at det hele er veldig oppskrytt. Etter å ha vært der forstår man tydelig at herr og fru C ikke var helt ved sine fulle fem!

(Translated by Google) The exhibition reopened to the interested public starting with 20.05.2020. (Original) Expoziția s-a redeschis publicului interesat începând cu data de 20.05.2020.

(Translated by Google) An extraordinary, authentic, well-kept lco. To visit (Original) Un lco extraordinar, autentic, bine ingrijit. De vizitat

(Translated by Google) An extremely interesting museum only as the standard tour could be improved (more rooms to visit) (Original) Un muzeul extrem de interesant doar ca turul standard ar putea fi îmbunătățit (mai multe încăperi de vizitat)

(Translated by Google) Very good for its time and from architecture (Original) Για την εποχή του πολύ καλό και από αρχιτεκτονική

(Translated by Google) The house where Ceausescu used to live. Available for visiting. Tours are only in English but you can see. (Original) Дом где раньше жил Чаушеску. Доступен для посещения. Экскурсии только на английском языке но посмотреть можно.

This is a great opportunity to dive deep into the luxury life of the first family in the country of the communist's era. Take a private tour. It's worth it. You will see all the secret rooms in the Bunker and enjoy being part of the Ceaușescu family. P.S.: many thanks to Radu for the great experience!

I recommend a visit for everyone passing through Bucharest and even more for all locals to get a deeper understanding of our history. Great staff, some of them are the same ones that were serving Ceausescu himself in the house!

The house is gorgeous! It is bigger that is seems from outside and it has some stunning rooms. There is also a private tour where you could see the 80 rooms from underground and I think it's really worthy!

Absolutely stunning house. The style may seem obsolete and sometimes even cheap, however there are many rooms, which are really nicely designed. Winter garden and golden taps in a major bath and wardrobe are worth spending more time there. Incredible, how a simple man finishing four classes of primary school only managed to reach such level of power and live like a rich man while his people were suffering. Let this never repeat again.

Extraordinary place, incredible details! Very pleased of the guide!

Don't leave Bucharest without going. Absolutely worth a visit. Very educational and the tour guides are amazing!

Scump având în vedere că am vizitat doar 30% din "palat" și prețul versus ce am văzut și informațiile primite cam piperat. In rest locatia, atâta cât am văzut, super frumoasa.

Nice place! I recommend!

Merita vizita un palat cu mult bun gust realizat in mare parte cu materiale romanesti

(Translated by Google) Interesting! (Original) Foarte interesant!

Interesting tour in Ceauşescus private house, you can see the complete house !

(Translated by Google) Worth seeing by all Romans (Original) Merita văzut de toți romani

(Translated by Google) Interesting. Worth a visit. Guided tour that answers any questions you may have. (Original) Interesant. Merita vizitata. Vizita cu ghid care raspunde la intrebarile pe care le aveti .

Well maintained with lots of history

(Translated by Google) To have . Well maintained places, not having booked I was not lucky enough to have a guide in French or English but the signs on the signs were in English. I enjoyed this visit, it really gives an idea of ​​the dictator’s lifestyle. The house is beautiful. (Original) A voir . Lieux bien entretenus, n’ayant pas réservé je n’ai pas eu la chance d’avoir un guide en Francais ou anglais mais les indications sur les pancartes étaient en anglais . J’ai apprécié cette visite elle permet de vraiment se rendre compte du train de vie du dictateur. La demeure est belle .

(Translated by Google) It is a very beautiful museum and worth visiting by anyone. You enter on a scheduled basis and all tours are guided. (Original) Este un muzeu foarte frumos si merita vizitat de oricine. Se intra pe baza de programare si toate tururile sunt ghidate.

(Translated by Google) TUR STANDARD - maximum 3 people who are not part of the same family - maximum 5 people belonging to the same family - maximum 4 persons as follows: 1 couple / family (consisting of 2 persons) and 2 persons not belonging to the same family - maximum 5 people as follows: 2 couples / families (consisting of 2 people each) and 1 person who is not part of the same family - maximum 6 people as follows: 3 couples / families (consisting of 2 people) (Original) TUR STANDARD - maxim 3 persoane care nu fac parte din aceeași familie - maxim 5 persoane care fac parte din aceeași familie - maxim 4 persoane după cum urmează: 1 cuplu / familie (formată din 2 persoane) și 2 persoane care nu fac parte din aceeași familie - maxim 5 persoane dupa cum urmeaza: 2 cupluri / familii (formate din cate 2 persoane) și 1 persoana care nu face parte din aceeași familie - maxim 6 persoane după cum urmează: 3 cupluri / familii (formate din 2 persoane)

(Translated by Google) Surprisingly, the place looks like in 1989. Most of the objects are original. Remember that during this period you must make an appointment the day before. (Original) Surprinzator, locul arata ca in 1989. Cele mai multe dintre obiecte sunt originale. De retinut ca in aceasta perioada trebuie sa faceti programare cu o zi inainte.

(Translated by Google) I did not expect the size of this house with so many spaces and different functions! Worth a visit. (Original) Nu mă așteptam la dimensiunea acestei case cu atât de multe spatii și diferite funcții! Merită să fie vizitează.

I went here out of curiosity to learn a thing or two on how the communist era was like and left with a mixed opinion. Everything inside is authentic with the exceptions of a few things like the A/C or the lighting equipment. The building on the outside and inside has an atmosphere that gives you a feeling on how the times back then were like or at least how the leaders of that time had it going. You can only visit in the presence of a guide, who is well informed and will talk more or less about each room that you pass through. However, the tour will be quite short or rushed unless you keep asking the guide about anything that you might want to find out about what you see there or take your time to take a few photos and look for every detail. Overall I was impressed with everything but I left with a feeling that there should be more to see.

(Translated by Google) The location is beautiful with special and very old memories, I highly recommend visiting. I will definitely return. (Original) Locația este superba cu amintiri deosebite si foarte vechi, recomand vizitarea cu drag .Voi revenii cu siguranță.

Great

(Translated by Google) EXCELLENT (Original) EXCELENT

(Translated by Google) Unfortunately, maintenance work was being carried out (Original) Din păcate se executau lucrări de intrretinere

Fantastic !!!

Full experience even before starting :) I booked via web yesterday, got an automatic message advising to wait for a confirmation... Nobody answered the contact phone from website, but i said: “hey, maybe people are too busy today to answer the phone or confirm reservation” So today I went there on time, but the door was locked and there was nobody there :) I checked FB: latest update was regarding the re-opening on 19th of November, so quite recently, but no further info about closing or similar. I guess the deceased inhabitants of the palace would be very proud about this type of communication and respect for clients :)

House Ceaușescu exists only in the hometown of Scornicești OLT, in Bucharest it was just a surrogate location for the former fan owners. Ceausescu, most likely the capital's mayor's office is exploiting Romania's sad past memory only for the sake of bringing money to the local budget of the corrupt Romanian state, don't give money to Romanian crooks anymore

Retro

(Translated by Google) More history than the luxury we are talking about (Original) Mai mult istorie decât luxul despre care se vorbește

Beautiful place. A piece of history

Impressive museum, it's a must to visit. All the luxury inside it's very well preserved. Need a reservation before the visit.

We took the private tour and our guide was very knowledgeable.

(Translated by Google) The online booking went very well and fast. I was called later to confirm the reservation. The tour was guided, all safety measures were observed. The house is very well maintained and about 90% of the objects and pieces of furniture are left in the original positions, showing us exactly how the Ceausescus lived. The guide was very helpful and answered all the questions asked. I would have one objection to the tour. I understand that the "luxury" in which the Ceausescus lived was interesting, but maybe it would be a plus if you could make tours in which the kitchen areas can be observed, of the aids to better understand the differences of "status". (Original) Rezervarea online a mers foarte bine si rapid. Am fost sunata ulterior pentru confirmarea rezervarii. Turul a fost ghidat, s-au respectat toate masurile de siguranta. Casa este foarte bine intretinuta si aprox 90% din obiectele si piesele de mobilier sunt lasate in pozitiile originale aratandu-ne exact cum traiau sotii Ceausescu. Ghidul a fost foarte util si a raspuns la toate intrebarile adresate. O singura obiectie as avea in privinta turului. Inteleg ca este interesant "luxul" in care traiau sotii Ceausescu insa poate ar fi un plus daca s-ar putea face tururi in care sa poata fi observate si zonele de bucatarie, ale ajutoarelor pentru a intelege poate mai bine diferentele de "statut".

(Translated by Google) It would be nice to have someone answer the phone to provide information about the operating and scheduling schedule. Although it appears to be open, it is not. (Original) Ar fi frumos sa răspundă cineva la telefon pentru a oferi informații cu privire la programul de funcționare și programare. Deși apare ca este deschis, nu este.

(Translated by Google) Superb (Original) Superb

(Translated by Google) A page of history !! Worth it (Original) O pagina de istorie!!Merită

Interesting exhibition, friendly guide.

Firstly, the tours aren’t great. Don’t expect much. Would such you take a note about everything and then read a book that can provide you more context. The tour itself can be improved significantly with more information about Ceausescu, the family, their life, the house, the furniture, the various events in Romania’s communist rule. That said, you must see this place. Big part of Romanian culture and represents part of Romanias history!

Located on the one of the most beautiful streets, House of Ceaușescu is a place to go if you visit Bucharest. As a foreign tourist you have an English guide, with less than 10 euros price ticket. Used as the Ceaușescu family residence since 1964, the house has it's original elements that survived the 1989 Romanian Revolution. The gifts received from Queen Elizabeth II, President Nixon, Charles de Gaulle and other important figures, are exhibited. Taking pictures is allowed but without flash.

The Parliament is the most impressive thing on the outside, the House of Ceauşescu is the most impressive thing on the inside. We had a great tour from a very interested tour guide that showed us around this amazing villa. Great to see where Ceauşescu and his family lived and very well kept. Number one thing to visit in Bucharest if you ask me.

A must see place in Bucuresti to get an impression of the luxurious life of the comminist dictator Ceaucescu and his wife. I think this is the most luxurious place of a 20th century state leader I have seen so far. Of course this place shows that Ceausescu from some point on only used communism as a narrative for the Romanians that all are equal, which in fact had nothing to do with reality. So don't expect to learn something about communism here but as a temple of romanian masterpiece of construction and art.

You're supposed to pre book but they let us pay on the door. This is a tour only venue. Tours are about 45 mins. Toilets are round the side of the house and accessible before or after the tour. Tour was great and the mosaic designs were great. Highlight was the swimming pool.

Interesting visit, the guide was quite precise! It was not expansive (9euros for a student), and pretty interesting.

I enjoyed a tour round this property last week. The guide was brimming with information on the occupants of the house. It was a fantastic visit.

Definatly worth a visit. One of the most interasting museums in Buchkarest.

Interesting tour of the family residence and the guide was excellent on the history of the building materials used,visitors,gifts from dignitaries and how it all came to an end

We had a very nice tour through the house. Everything is still original, no construction needed yet and housekeepers take good care of it. Very insightful place to visit if you want to understand the history of Romania.

Liked it, everything is very well preserved and there is a guide included. Highly recommended!

We had an amazing experience visiting the Primaverii Palace and learned a lot about the life of the former romanian dictator, Nicolae Ceausescu.

Very interesting experience! If you are interested in the history of these tragic times, would definitely recommend visiting this place!

A beautiful location (for its purpose) and well organized (the tour started in time), but the guide was very robotic, with 0 passion and just ticking the information which felt as memorated without any additional story or engaging mentions for tourists. A more enthusiastic and welcoming guide would make this a lot better experience. Make sure you make a reservation in advance.

The mansion itself was nice, if a little worn which is to be expected given the age. There was a lot to see and I really enjoyed the peacocks as well as the peacock motif in the Winter Garden as well as the Pool room. It was nice to see the different rooms and the opulence that was super over the top considering who lived there. We booked the tour through Viator but the Palace representatives canceled it and we had to re-book at the palace which was annoying. They said they didn't use services like Trip Advisor and Viator yet they were listed on both websites. The guide was knowledgeable but she spoke very fast and overall the tour was too quick to enjoy the sights or take photos. It all felt very rushed and could have easily lasted another 15 minutes.

Iconic historic place and it's a must visit. The palace was wonderful in terms of artwork and architecture. The tour guy was amazing , funny and informative. Couldn't see all the rooms in the palace but seeing almost 50 rooms was enough to realise how well it was kept and saved from disasters. I highly recommend this place.

The mansion was living place of last dictator of Romania - Nicolai Ceausescu and his family before the 1989 revolution happened and he was dethroned and he and his wife was executed. The mansion looks very pretty and you would wish to have something like that for you for sure. There are guided tours only and you have to pre book them. Cost is 55 Lei per person. I found the tour quite engaging and interesting.

Was very interesting but felt a little rushed. Worth the visit. We had to wait 1h45m for an English tour which wasn't an issue. The grounds were beautiful with a group of Peacocks wandering around. A piece of history not to be missed if visiting Bucharest.

This was one of my favourite trips in Romania, there’s so much to see in this museum and so many things to take pictures of, Casa Ceaușescu is a very beautiful place to visit, I definitely recommend.

A great experience if the sole interest is the architectural history/notes of the house. But little is actually put into the historical context of Caucescu's reign. Could've been a bit more public history, and less of an architectural tour.

It’s well preserved and a very historical sight in Romania. Nicolae Ceaușescu used to life here and the house shows his incredible ‘wealth’. I personally really liked the chess board, nobody ever managed to beat him there ofcourse! When the Romanian revolution began and came to Bucharest, Nicolae Ceaușescu and his wife tried to flee by a helicopter from this house.

The house is magnificent, and with Joy as a guide, we learnt a lot about its history. A must visit when in Bucharest. It is recommended to book tickets online just because they have their tours at specific times. All the tours are guided (55lei for a ticket) and they offer it in English as well.

Highly interesting tour in the actually quite pretty and wel maintained city villa of the Ceausescu’s to get a good idea how Nicolai Ceausescu and his family lived when in Bucharest. Definitely worth the visit, easy to reach by subway.

55Leu on official site is good value to see the dictators opulent abode . BUT be careful booking ... to me anyway it seemed an 'audio only self tour ' so we purchased headphones...but if you clicked English it's guided so unnecessary....we were given a number to call for a refund....and got . Girl was very knowledgeable but a rather rote delivery... however she would answer questions between rooms with more emotions about how his legacy is felt locally.....

Although I live in the city for many years I didn't even know this place is open to visit or even that it exists As I had a visitor from far away I researched and gave it a try and it didn't disappoint Apart from the standard luxury house of the 70s, some things stand out, the colourful mosaics, the small tropical indoor garden, the indoor massive pool and the peacocks of course There seems to be much debate about the "golden bathroom" but is just gold plated thinly although it looks nice Oh and the best part is that everything is original, surprisingly the house was guarded at the revolution so people didn't storm it or steal from it Worth a visit

Very interesting experience. To imagine people lived like that during hard times for commoners, it’s incredible to see. Although it is elegant and very well reserved, you can see Ceausescu family enjoyed the volumes and the proximity. I liked the fountains inside the house, sauna, winter garden, pool and the garden with paradise birds, that still live there!!! I did not much like the tour guide, he was very low on sound, started telling without all the group being in the hall. I would recommend visiting 100%

The group went in on time, really nice staff and tour guide, got any questions or curiosities answered. Would've liked a brief explanation of the auxiliary buildings on the estate. It's nice that before leaving, visitors can relax for a bit in the garden. Overall would highly recommend to check out.

A fascinating insight into the lives of one of the recent worlds most famous dictators. Its well maintained state enables you to really see exactly what their family life was like and the extreme extravagance that was afforded to himself. It’s an experience quite unlike any other. For a history buff it’s a must.

The house is beautiful, has a lot of decoration and beautiful architecture and art, the guide told us some interesting stories. The guided tour was 45 minutes, the groups usually are 40 people or more and the place is small so it felt kinda crowded.

House of the executed former communist leader. Magnificent in its opulence and splendor. Fifty rooms on display. The tour takes about an hour. It is recommended to book a ticket in advance to avoid any delays. Compliments to the english speaking guide for an excellent and funny tour.

Nice place to visit and have memories of this historic and beautiful house. The English guide gave a lot of relevant information and made it interesting. There are a lot of luxurious collections to see. Surprise was the peacocks being there.