The best museums Sighişoara

Built by the Dominicans in the 13th century, following Gothic plans, its present appearance dates from the alterations carried out at the beginning of the 16th century. When the Saxons converted to Lutheranism in 1556, they made it their cathedral. Damaged in the fire of 1676, it underwent further modifications, including the addition of two buttresses. The frame of the decorated stone main door is typical of the Transylvanian Renaissance style. The interior, with its 16th century oriental carpets and Baroque altar, is particularly dark and overcrowded.

Located in the Clock Tower, its seven rooms house coins and documents relating to the city's history, as well as coins, weapons and a model of Sighişoara. You can also climb to the top of the tower to admire the superb view of the city and surrounding area. Please note, however, that as the tower is currently being refurbished, the balcony is closed (scheduled to reopen in 2025). The museum also includes a torture chamber, whose entrance is on the lower town side, and a collection of weapons housed in another building on the square.