There is a variety of museums that you can visit in Bucharest: art, history, ethnography, geology, technical, military, natural science or memorial museums. But the biggest is National Museum of Art with impressive galleries of both old and modern Romanian Art. Here you can see the works of Constantin Bracusi, the greatest Romanian plastic artist, known all over the world for his work.
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Dimitrie Gusti National Village Museum in Bucharest
The Village Museum is one of the biggest open air museums of ethnography in Europe Here you can discover ca. 350 constructions including 55.000 objects. It was declared The European Museum of year 1996 with Citeste mai mult ...
Brancusi National and Cultural Complex
The main attraction of Targu Jiu City is Brancusi National and Cultural Complex. The works of Brancusi, one of the greatest sculptors in the world, are exhibited outdoors on an 1,7 Km axis that crosses Citeste mai mult ...
The Valcean Village Museum
The Valcean Village Museum was created in 1969 and was inaugurated in 1974. It has 43 country houses with approximately 4,400 pieces of furniture, which gives it a dominant position among the museums of its Citeste mai mult ...
First Romanian School, Brasov
In the heart of Brasov and the courtyard of one of its biggest churches (Sf Nicolae) lies one of the most interesting and old romanian museums. Curated by a dedicated priest, Vasile Oltean, the museum is a thesaurus of romanian culture and history.
Muzeul National de Arta
Exista o varietate de muzee pe care le poti vizita in Bucuresti: arta, istorie, etnografie, geologie, tehnic, militar, al stiintelor naturii sau memoriale. Cel mai mare e Muzeul National de Arta, cu impresionantele sale galerii Citeste mai mult ...
Craiova
Craiova is the city where Constantin Brancusi attended the school and the capital of all the people from Oltenia. Seven of his works are exhibited at the Art Museum in Craiova.
Palace of The Parliament
The second biggest administrative building in the world after Pentagon, Palace of The Parliament is one of the most visited objectives in the Romanian Capital.
