Traditional Romanian Culture for Kids in Bucharest, 8 of 10
Traditional Romanian Culture for Kids in Bucharest, 8 of 10: National Museum of the Romanian Peasant
National Museum of the Romanian Peasant
MuseumSector 1
Area
Sector 1
Good for
5–14
Cost
From 5 lei
Setting
Indoor
Updated
Oct 23, 2026
What you need to know
- Timed entry slots at 10am, 11:30am, 1pm, 2:30pm and 4pm, with groups walked round by museum staff, so arrive a little before a slot
- Holiday craft workshops from age 4, with clay, weaving and sewing alongside the collection; booking ahead is required
- Two entrances: the permanent exhibition is at Șoseaua Kiseleff 3, while temporary shows, the cinema, fairs and the courtyard church are reached from Strada Monetăriei 3
About
An ethnographic museum in a Neo-Romanian building, holding more than 100,000 objects of village life: folk costumes, textiles and rugs, painted icons and pottery. The star is a whole peasant house from Gorj County rebuilt indoors, with a platform for peering into its attic.
A basement room keeps a wry display of Communist-era leftovers, and a wooden church brought from Bejan, in Hunedoara, stands in the inner courtyard.
Indoor
From 5 lei
Adults 20 lei, pensioners 10 lei, students 5 lei. Preschool and primary-school kids free; under 18 free during school holidays. Workshops 35 lei.
Wed-Sun10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Last entry 5pm, entry in timed slots
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Location
National Museum of the Romanian Peasant
Şoseaua Pavel D. Kiseleff 3, 011341 București, Romania
