The Palace of Spring has opened its gilded doors to the public more than two decades after the dictator and his wife were shot dead during the 1989 communist revolt You can save this article by ...

What they are saying “The Spring Palace is marking almost 26 years since the end of communism in Romania. This building was the principal and private residence of the Ceausescu couple for more than 25 ...

The world's second largest building, and monument to the folly of Romania's communist dictator Nicolae Ceausescu, could be turned into a shopping mall under new proposals. Ceausescu's Peoples Palace, ...

Visitors can now enjoy inside tours of Romania's Palace of the Parliament, the second largest building in the world, without having to leave home Can’t get time to leave your home and enjoy a strange ...

BUCHAREST, Romania (AP) - The Palace of Spring, the official residence of Nicolae Ceausescu, has opened its gilded doors to the public more than two decades after the dictator and his wife were shot ...

After being closed for more than 25 years, the spring palace of late Romanian dictator Nicolae Ceausescu, his wife Elena and their children Valentin, Zoe and Nicu, which was used as their private ...

In the bad old days of Romanian megalomania – that is, until about a week ago – Nicolae Ceausescu used to pop over to his new palace once or twice a week to see how the workmen were getting on. They ...

BUCHAREST, Romania — The Palace of Spring, the official residence of Nicolae Ceausescu, has opened its gilded doors to the public more than two decades after the dictator and his wife were shot dead ...

Conceptual artist Iosif Kiraly has made a name for himself in Europe and the US with his critical reflections on the regime of Nicolae Ceausescu. But back home in Romania, the installations of his ...

BUCHAREST, Romania – Anca Petrescu, chief architect of the "Palace of the People" building in Bucharest that has been described as a huge Stalinist wedding cake, has died at age 64. Petrescu, who had ...

Ferdinand and Imelda Marcos had nothing on Nicolae Ceausescu and his wife, Elena. After a popular uprising in 1986 forced the Marcoses to flee from the Philippines into exile in Hawaii, tales of their ...