Peasant Museum
Editor's review
Generally lauded as Bucharest's best museum, the Museum of the Romanian Peasant expounds upon the theme of the Village Museum, displaying objects from all aspects of folk life, often in a playful manner. The collection includes peasant clothing and weavings, ceramics, painted eggs, handmade tools and more religious iconography than we can stand to look at. Located in a fine brick building near the Piata Victoriei metro stop, the museum formerly honoured the Communist Party and Romanian Revolutionary Workers Movement, so it's fitting that there is a display of communist iconography in the basement today (though it's a rather paltry exhibition). Adults 6 lei, students 2 lei. Open Tuesday to Sunday, 10:00 to 18:00.
Editor
Bucharest Life
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john from United Kingdom Reply
this could be an international museum of stature with more marketing. positively awesome
Riina Annus from Estonia Reply
Hello collegues! I red about your museum from network. I felt like found big brother if i saw your museum and our small collective want to have contact with you. Are you interested contacts with our museum. We are Mahtra Peasantry Museum in Estonia we exshibit local life since end of 18 century and one imporatnt peasant uprising in Estonia 1858. our webpage is www.mahtramuuseum.ee and y contact is riina.annus@gmail.com Best regards! Riina Annus Mahtra Peasantry Museum director +372 5224952
Esther from United States Reply
It's unique and quite interesting. We spent more time here than I thought I would.
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