Name: "Dimitrie Gusti" National Village Museum
Address: Şoseaua Pavel D. Kiseleff 30, București 011347, Romania
Telephone: 021 317 9103
Price range: 30 Lei

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"Dimitrie Gusti" National Village Museum i Bukarest är en fascinerande plats som erbjuder en djup inblick i Rumäniens rika kulturarv och traditionella landsbygdsliv. Beläget på Şoseaua Pavel D. Kiseleff 30, är detta utomhusmuseum hem till över 100 historiska byggnader, inklusive traditionella gårdar och hus från olika regioner och tidsperioder i Rumänien. Med en inträdesavgift på endast 30 Lei, är det en prisvärd och lärorik upplevelse för både vuxna och barn.

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Njut av en kopp kaffe eller glass på museets café.

Barnvänligt och perfekt för familjeutflykter.

Museet ligger i Bukarests vackra parklandskap, vilket gör det enkelt att kombinera ett besök med en promenad i naturen. I närheten finns flera andra kulturella och historiska sevärdheter, vilket gör det till en perfekt plats för en heldagsutflykt. Besökare kan enkelt nå museet med kollektivtrafik eller bil, och det erbjuder en lugn oas mitt i stadens liv och rörelse.

Ethnographic museum devoted to Romanian village life, with hundreds of peasant farms & homes.

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It is a nice, well-kept place to visit and see some old traditional  buildings from various ages and areas of Romania.
The entry fee was 30 Lei per person.
Each building had an information board explaining in Romanian and English what the building was about.
There are 109 buildings to see. However, there aren't many that you can actually go in.
There are no smoking signs, which were being ignored by too many people.
It would be helpful to have a proposed guided route around so you don't miss anything.
There is a cafe inside the grounds of the museum. I can't
say anything else about it as we didn't visit it.
The hand dryer machines in the male toilets had been removed and not replaced with anything else, so there was no facility to dry your hands.
No problems in the female toilets.
It's worth a visit if you happen or plan to walk around the park.

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What a pleasant surprise the "old village" was!  This outdoor museum showcases not only different types of houses in various time frames but also by region in Romania.

The admission fee was inexpensive (around $5USD equivalent for me and my grandson).

It is clean and in a beautiful setting.  There is also a Cafe for drinks and ice cream inside the grounds.

If you're visiting Bucharest,  check out the Old Village!

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So cute and so interesting to explore. All the houses are so quaint and it's so interesting to see the different ways people lived through the last few hundred years in Romania. Definitely worth a few hours of your time if you get the chance to stop by!

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Came for the houses but stayed for the cats. There's so many (plus they are so soft 🥺)!!! Try to spot them all 😉
Student's ticket costs 8 lei, the area is really huuuge, so you get a lot to see (only one house was open though).

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A very nice and informative walk that costs about 6€ and helps you realise the architectural trends of the country throughout the years. It is a very pleasant spot, especially with fine weather. Recommended

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The "Dimitrie Gusti" National Village Museum in Bucharest is an ethnographic museum dedicated to Romanian village life, featuring over 300 traditional houses and peasant farms that showcase the rich cultural heritage of Romania. Visitors can explore the beautifully restored buildings, enjoy seasonal festivals, and witness traditional crafts being demonstrated on-site.

"Dimitrie Gusti" National Village Museum

A stroll down Şoseaua Pavel D. Kiseleff leads to an enchanting world where Romanian heritage comes alive at the "Dimitrie Gusti" National Village Museum. An open-air sanctuary that sprawls across lush greenery, this vibrant museum showcases a tapestry of Romania’s pastoral history, with over 300 traditional houses lovingly restored to their former glory. Each building tells a tale, offering visitors a glimpse into the rustic lifestyles of different regions throughout the centuries. Traditional artisans frequently demonstrate their crafts on-site, allowing you to marvel at the intricate skills passed down through generations. Visiting the "Dimitrie Gusti" National Village Museum is more than just a tour; it's an immersive journey into the heart of Romanian customs and traditions, perfectly situated in the bustling city of Bucharest.

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