ETHNOGRAPHIC MUSEUM OF SĂCELE

Located in a village on the outskirts of Brașov, the museum occupies a 1543 building that was used to collect taxes for three centuries. It features an exhibition on the traditional civilization of the Southern Carpathians: trades, crafts, technical facilities, a living space and traditional costumes. It reflects the multicultural nature of the Săcele region, where Romanian shepherds cohabited with a population of Hungarian origin, known as Csangos.