Palace of the Deposits and Consignments

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București, Romania

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Savings bank· Tourist attraction· Bank· Historical landmark

Palace of the Deposits and Consignments Reviews | Rating 4.6 out of 5 stars (8 reviews)

Palace of the Deposits and Consignments is located in București, Romania on Calea Victoriei 13. Palace of the Deposits and Consignments is rated 4.6 out of 5 in the category savings bank in Romania.

Address

Calea Victoriei 13

Phone

+40 213111119

Accessibility

Wheelchair-accessible entrance

Open hours

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Paul Ciprian

Old building, majestic, with wonderful arcjtecture.

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The Lion

Nice iconic place for taking great photos. Especially with the sunset behind the Palace.

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Ciprian Andronic

Unique place,the first bank in Romania,who was finished in 1900 by a french architect

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Smarticia Alexya

CEC Palace is one of the most glamorous buildings in Bucharest. It was built in a French Renaissance style following the design of Paul Gottereau and inaugurated in 1900 by King Carol I and Queen Elisabeth.To this day, it remains one of Bucharest's architectural masterpieces

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wender wisney moreira

Beautiful architecture... I just seated in front of it and enjoyed every single detail of it. Can't believe how people can make such a piece of art. Worth a visit.

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George D

One of the nicest old architecture found in Old Town Bucharest.

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Teo Gerald

A bank with such architecture? Amazing! Topped with a beautiful dome at the roof.

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B. Alin白安林

The construction works started in 1897, an event attended by King Carol I and Queen Elisabeth themselves, and the building was inaugurated in 1900. Paul Gottereau was the architect in charge with the design, and he successfully lent a prominent French Renaissance style to the building, such that at present the C.E.C. Palace is, without overstating, one of the most graciously beautiful buildings in Bucharest. The work of Paul Gottereau was complemented by the contribution of Ion Socolescu, a Romanian architect in charge with the execution of the works. The palace is, beyond all doubts, a jewel which complements the architectural patrimony on Calea Victoriei. A unique feature of this structure refers to the glass and metal dome (the main dome, and the largest of all the other cupolas which overtop the four corner sections of the building) set on top of the main hallway. The overall picture of the C.E.C. Palace exudes, first and foremost, elegance and balance. The interior of the palace is embellished with pictorial works by Mihail Simonide. However, its aesthetic qualities aside, the C.E.C. Palace is said to feature one of the most solid bearing structures of all the buildings in Bucharest, a reputation put to test, amongst others, during the 1977 earthquake, when the glass dome was the only element affected, with little and insignificant damage to the rest of the building.