Romanian Peasant Museum (Muzeul National al Taranului Roman) Tours and Tickets

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Tickets to the Romanian Peasant Museum cost 20 LEI for adults, 10 LEI for seniors, and 5 LEI for visitors with disabilities and students under 30 with a valid Euro 26 card.

The Romanian Peasant Museum has nearly 90,000 artifacts spread throughout its collections, which include ceramics, home textiles, religious works, garments, and furniture, among others. A cinema and gift shop are also on-site.

The Romanian Peasant Museum, also called the National Museum of the Romanian Peasant, is located at Şoseaua Pavel D. Kiseleff 3. It’s between the National Museum of Geology and Grigore Antipa National Museum of Natural History at the Piața Victoriei. There are bus stops, tram stops, and a metro station at Piața Victoriei.

Yes, the Romanian Peasant Museum has a gift shop that’s open during museum operating hours. The store is open to the public, occasionally also on days that the museum is closed. It features items such as artwork, clothing, and traditional Romanian wares.

Yes, the Romanian Peasant Museum hosts events throughout the year, such as holiday craft fairs and seasonal workshops. Keep an eye out for farmers markets, bookfests, and other cultural happenings, and check the museum’s calendar to see what’s coming up.