Palatul Victoria

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Palatul Victoria is a prominent government building in Bucharest, Romania, serving as the headquarters of the Romanian Government and the Prime Minister’s office.

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instanceOf government building
architect Duiliu Marcu NERFINISHED
architecturalStyle neoclassical architecture
category Buildings and structures in Bucharest
Historic monuments in Bucharest
Palaces in Romania
Seats of national governments
city Bucharest NERFINISHED
contains meeting rooms of the Romanian Government
office of the Prime Minister of Romania NERFINISHED
coordinates 44.452°N 26.086°E
country Romania
damagedDuring World War II NERFINISHED
endDateOfConstruction 1944
function executive government offices
governedBy Government of Romania NERFINISHED
hasFacade monumental main facade facing Piața Victoriei
headquartersOf Government of Romania NERFINISHED
Prime Minister of Romania NERFINISHED
heritageStatus listed historic monument in Romania
inaugurationDate 1952
locatedIn Bucharest NERFINISHED
Romania NERFINISHED
locatedInAdministrativeEntity Sector 1, Bucharest NERFINISHED
location Bucharest NERFINISHED
material stone
nameInEnglish Victoria Palace NERFINISHED
nativeName Palatul Victoria NERFINISHED
nativeNameLanguage ro
near Aviatorilor Boulevard NERFINISHED
Calea Victoriei NERFINISHED
Romanian Governmental district around Piața Victoriei
overlooks Victory Square (Piața Victoriei) NERFINISHED
ownedBy Romanian state NERFINISHED
region Muntenia NERFINISHED
renovatedIn post-World War II period
roofType flat roof
securityProvidedBy Romanian Gendarmerie NERFINISHED
servesAs headquarters of the Romanian Government
office of the Prime Minister of Romania NERFINISHED
startDateOfConstruction 1937
streetAddress Piața Victoriei NERFINISHED
symbolizes Romanian executive power
usedAs headquarters of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Romania
seat of the Council of Ministers during the communist period

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Victoria Palace nativeLabel Palatul Victoria