Ethnographical Museum of Transylvania

It's just OK. Not very informative. Just some exhibits with a description of what they are. Not how they are used or from which era they are. Some of them don't even have English description. It's also small. And on the top of that, they have an extra charge of 5 lei to "let" you take photos. I wouldn't recommend it, unless you have absolutely nothing else to do around the city.

Was pretty disappointed with this place. It only cost 10 lei to enter, which is nice, but they tried to charge another 5 lei to take photos, which is ridiculous to me. A lot of the items didn’t have any information, or if they did it was only in Romanian. I only spent 10-15 minutes here, and as someone who loves museums I think this can be a skip

It was lovely, clean, organized, but... No explanations. Just a note what the item is & from when & where. All the multimedia was out of order The VR was a nice idea but since all explanations were it Romanian I couldn't get them to work & no one offered help. I expected much more!!! Nice 30 minutes but could have been much much much more.... Tickets are bought at the 1st floor. 10 lei for adults

A really interesting museum with a wide variety of exhibits showcasing the culture, traditions, and history of Transylvania. The displays are detailed and well-presented, making it easy to learn and appreciate the heritage of the region. The staff were welcoming, and the ticket price was reasonable. Overall, a great place to spend a couple of hours and definitely worth a visit.

A surprise for us and also for our kids. We visited a rock exhibition and then we saw a Lego exhibition. But passing through the Lego stands we watch with a big curiosity over the daily exposition. All was Great!

Superb ethnographic museum. Probably the best in Romania. Interesting quality exhibits and informational. The staff is friendly. Couldn’t get VR headset to work but since it’s rare to even see those , it wasn’t a big deal. Back to the manual tools for me.

Nice visit, I was looking for a big collection of Romanian Traditional outfits, but they didn’t have that much. Great customer service, the lady who works at the ticket office and the lady working at the gift shop were very nice.

Tiny but representative museum where one can get to know the ethnic diversity of Romania in 18-20th centuries. The variety of traditional clothes impressed me. There was also an art exhibition by a modern artist who reinterpreted the Christian motives. It’s a quick and simple way to get a brief overview of Romanian culture, so I definitely can recommend.