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![Why so massive? In the heart of Bucharest stands a testament to ambition, power, and concrete. The House of the People, now known as the Palace of the Parliament, looms over the cityscape, a behemoth born from the vision of a leader who aimed to etch his legacy in stone and mortar. This colossal structure, paired with the grand Unirii Boulevard, sketches a narrative of grandeur and excess that defines much of Romania’s capital. Together, they form a duo of architectural marvels that speak volumes about the country’s complex history and its strides towards modernity. The Palace of the Parliament is not just another government building; it’s the second-largest administrative building in the world, trailing only the Pentagon. With a staggering 365,000 square meters of floor area, and standing 84 meters high, this edifice is a record-holder in several categories: the heaviest building, the most expensive administrative building, and the largest parliamentary building in the world. Constructed in the 1980s under the dictatorship of Nicolae Ceaușescu, it required the ruthless demolition of a significant part of Bucharest’s historic center, including 30,000 homes and several churches, a controversial project that reshaped the face of the city forever. Unirii Boulevard, envisioned as the centerpiece of Ceaușescu’s Bucharest, stretches out from the Palace, aiming to outshine Paris’s famous Champs-Élysées. This wide boulevard, flanked by fountains, governmental buildings, and shops, was designed to showcase the prosperity and strength of Ceaușescu’s regime. Today, it stands as a stark reminder of a bygone era, drawing tourists from all corners of the globe. How does this blend of architectural might and historical weight resonate with you? Video by @razorsbk [Casa Poporului, Palatul Parlamentului, House of People, Palace of the Parliament, Unirii Boulevard, Bucharest Landmark, Romanian Architecture, Largest Administrative Building, Ceausescu’s Project, Communist Heritage, Bucharest Attractions, European Parliament Buildings] #Travel #InstaTravel #TravelGram #Wanderlust #Traveling #romania](/video/cover/7341804367902739745.webp)