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10 Art Museums in Southeast Romania That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Southeast Romania, Romania including Nicapetre Cultural Centre, Muzeul de Etnografie Si Arta Populara - Tulcea / Ethnographic and Folk Art Museum - Tulcea, The Art Museum, Tabara de Sculptura Magura, Tulcea Art Museum, Folk Art Museum (Muzeul de Arta Populara), Ion Jalea Museum of Sculpture, Muzeul de Arta Dinu si Sevasta Vintila, Muzeul De Arta, Avramide House.
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1. Nicapetre Cultural Centre
2. Muzeul de Etnografie Si Arta Populara - Tulcea / Ethnographic and Folk Art Museum - Tulcea
3. The Art Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 13 reviews
4. Tabara de Sculptura Magura
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By IuliaT88
It was really close to our accommodation so we decided to go. I must say we were impressed as we weren't expecting much but the sculptures are amazing. Manastirea Ciolanu is also next to it, so you can visit both on the same day (depending on how much you walk to see the sculptures - there are many!!!) Very pleasant experience!
5. Tulcea Art Museum
6. Folk Art Museum (Muzeul de Arta Populara)
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 60 reviews
Reviewed By gijoefontaine - Winnipeg, Canada
i have realized after this visit i dont like folk art... if its your thing im sure it would be cool. it was VERY inexpensive and they have a gift shop. lots of displays and write ups but ONLY in romanian
7. Ion Jalea Museum of Sculpture
8. Muzeul de Arta Dinu si Sevasta Vintila
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By 610vladv - Bucharest, Romania
Come see almost 300 jewels of Romanian modernist art. The museum hosts works by some of the biggest Romanian painters form the beginning of the XXth century. These painters were schooled in Europe - Paris, Munchen, etc - having studied in the classes of famous international painters. The Topalu Art Museum is a chance to see elitist (in a positive sense) and high value (some worth hundreds of thousands of euro) art housed in a small village. The very idea of priceless objects in a rural space is very interesting!
