Nicolae Grigorescu Memorial Museum
A memorial museum in Nicolae Grigorescu's self-designed house in Câmpina, Romania, preserving the painter's studio, personal collections and…
A memorial museum in Nicolae Grigorescu's self-designed house in Câmpina, Romania, preserving the painter's studio, personal collections and…
Bucharest's pioneering folk art museum, housed in a Romanian Revival villa designed by Cristofi Cerchez and built for…
A 2005 memorial museum in a restored synagogue documenting the Holocaust in Northern Transylvania, operated by international and…
A Roman Catholic church in Timișoara's Iosefin district, established by the School Sisters of Notre Dame in 1864…
Bucharest's flagship performing arts venue on Calea Victoriei, built in 1911 and renamed Odeon after the 1989 revolution.
Romania's first permanent theatre building, constructed in 1817 on Gheorghe Lazăr Street in Arad, stands as a monument…
A short distance from the Hungarian border, Oradea preserves one of Central Europe's densest concentrations of Secession architecture.…
A 1913 Hungarian Secession culture palace in Transylvania, famous for its Hall of Mirrors and stained glass.
Palatul Telefoanelor—the Telephones Company Building—rises 52.5 metres above Calea Victoriei, Bucharest's grandest boulevard, as the Romanian capital's…
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