VOICED : Ceacescus residence becomes museum

The Ceausescu residence, once a restricted area for Romanian citizens, is now a museum open to the public. Built in the 1960s, the villa showcases luxurious features that contrast with the austerity preached by the Ceausescus. Visitors can explore various rooms, including a cinema and a spa, while some areas remain closed for renovation. The museum aims to help Romanians reconcile with their past, drawing significant public interest.

What types of rooms are found in the underground bunker of the Ceausescu Palace?

How did the public react on the opening day of the former Ceausescu residence?