House of Mureșenilor

An interesting museum and helpful staff. We also saw the temporary exhibit, with lots of old and new cameras. If you come to Brașov and want to explore its culture, I really recommend buying a ticket for all the museums, it’s only 25 RON and has a 15 day availability. You can get it from any museum.

Very cool museum, lots to see in an otherwise quite small setting. We visited in the second week of August and also got to see a temporary exhibition. The staff was kind and helpful and they made sure our experience was top notch!

The temporary exhibition brought back memories from the Comunist period in Romania. You could see the supplies/stationers used in school since the "20s till the "80s. The House of Mureșenilor exhibition side was very nice presented by one of hosts. Every tiny thing in that house has a story and I enjoyed listening. Brașov has lots of good stories! If you feel like going there be nice with the ladies and don't laugh, the Comunism/Socialism is still present in our lives. Enjoy!

The house is quite modest from the outside but includes a surprise from the inside an exhibition of scholary materials, report cards, material released by the romanian pioneer organization and more. Sure all the material are in romanian but much of the material can be understood by some knowledge in any latin language. Three rooms of the house are dedicated to the achivments of the family that lived in the house and includes mainly old photographs and musical instrements. Their demonstration of the history of the music cassette s until the cd rom is intriging.

I enjoyed the Opera Recital

The House of Mureșenilor is a captivating museum that offers a deep dive into the history and culture of Brașov and its prominent Mureșianu family. The museum is housed in a beautifully preserved historic building, where each room tells a different chapter of the family's influence on Romanian culture and literature. The exhibits are thoughtfully arranged, showcasing personal belongings, manuscripts, and photographs that paint a vivid picture of 19th-century life. The interactive displays and well-informed guides add an engaging layer to the experience. It's a must-visit for history buffs and anyone interested in Romania's cultural heritage.

I was very impressed by the history of the family and also the well-kept interior of the house. The fact there were videos introducing each member was a nice and pleasant surprise. I strongly recommend that you should visit it.

Really interesting concept, using VR to recreate certain characters from the family in order to let themselves tell their stories. I, for one, never encountered this in Romania until now. It's still in a beta phase, I think, but it's by far different from any other family house-like museum. Also, the staff is really well informed and willing to tell you lots of interesting pieces of info you wouldn't get anywhere else.