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Ceacescu's megalomaniac building for which parts of the city had to make way.

Very, very well protected place. The security guards don't let anyone onto the premises to take photos.

Construction site of the new Metropolitan Orthodox Church under construction in Bucharest. It will be the largest and most majestic church in Romania. It should be completed by 2025.

Next to Costelărie, where you find the best ribs in the city.

My tour preferred the Baneasa forest.

I recommend the tour that does not involve leaving the forest. Exception, in the cold season when an outing in the sun is welcome.

A building with 12 floors, 270 m long and 245 m wide; 48 m visible above ground and 15 m below the surface. You will not often find a building even bigger than the Palace of Parliament in Bucharest. When Romanian dictator Nicolae Ceauşescu ordered the construction of this extremely luxurious building, a large part of Bucharest's historic city center had to pay the price. An entire neighborhood, a stadium, churches, monasteries and synagogues were demolished to make room. When the building was built, the entire economy served only the palace. Everything was made 100% from materials that came from Romania. All marble production was intended for the palace and the tombstones for the dead had to be made from other materials, such as wood. Today the Romanian Parliament is housed in the palace, but even that is not big enough to fill it. Therefore, the building is regularly used for other purposes, such as a conference center. The west wing of the building houses the National Museum of Modern Art.

Nice museum with bierhaus included.