When asked, the majority of people will tell you they need a vacation to have fun. It is important to escape routine, to be able to let go for a moment, but to many, learning is a form of relaxation. The most beautiful museums in Romania will hopefully serve as a guide for those of you who love to relax by learning new things and visiting new places.
Bucharest is not the friendliest city in Romania and it certainly isn’t the most beautiful. But one thing is true: it is a metropolis where lots of things happen and it does have a few places to show. Maybe the most beautiful museum here – and certainly an extremely interesting museum in Romania – is the Archeology Museum Grigore Antipa. Here, you can see millenary fosiles, but also collections that highlight the biodiversity. The museum often hosts expositions, book releases and other social events.
The Clock Museum in Ploiesti is a unique museum in our country and hosts music bozes, clocks, watches and various time-measuring devices. The museum was opened in 1963 by the history teacher Nicolae Simache. The oldest exhibit dates back to 1562, a medieval clock with astronomical quadrants.
The Brukenthal museum in Sibiu was founded in 1817, the first museum to open its gates in all of Eastern and Central Europe. Although the arts galleries are the most renowned section, Brukenthal is in fact a museum complex, also including the History Museum the Altemberger House, the Pharmacy Museum, the Natural History Museum and the August von Spiess Museum. It attracts 280.000 guests per year and among its notable works, there are a few paintings by the famous Titian.
If you wish to visit the Brukenthal Museum and the rest of Sibiu, you can call on Sibiu Car Rental to enjoy the mobility you need in town.