Art galleries exhibition spaces foundations and cultural centers Romania

Your admission ticket includes two exhibitions. One dedicated to the History of Sighișoara, the other to the birth of the Dracula myth. The latter, created by four young brothers born in the town, allows visitors to learn more about the famous Vlad Țepeș. With bits of string and a lot of inventiveness, it plunges you into the life of Vlad the Impaler: the geopolitical context of the time, his childhood as an Ottoman hostage, his feats of arms, his acts of cruelty... An instructive experience that requires a good level of English.

This imposing edifice, built between 1911 and 1923, boasts a handsome French neoclassical façade. Its reception rooms (Moorish, Byzantine, Gothic, Norwegian...) are sumptuous, and you can even dine in them: one of them houses a restaurant, offering a real journey back in time. In summer, it also occupies the large terrace. Every June 26, the building is decked out in the national colors to celebrate Flag Day(Ziua drapelului).

Houtsoul artist Lucia Condrea has some 30,000 eggs on display in her museum. Most of them are her creations, but there is also a section of antique eggs and an international collection. In addition to the traditional batik technique, Lucia Condrea uses fourteen techniques that she has invented herself: lace, crochet, cubism... Her sources of inspiration are many, but she draws in particular on traditional Romanian motifs. An original work of great finesse.