DIMITRIE GUSTI NATIONAL VILLAGE

Opened in the year 1936, the Dimitrie Gusti National Village is also known as the Village Museum. This should be on the places to visit in Bucharest along with the Herastrau Park, as both these amazing attractions are located on the banks of the Herastrau Lake. This open air museum features historical houses, and artifacts in their natural backdrop.

The Dimitrie Gusti National Village, also known as the Village museum, was first opened in the year 1936. The iconic open air museum was the first of its kind in the city and houses many amazing collections from the heritage and history of Romania. Visitors get to explore several historic houses, farms and even several other artifacts in their natural settings during their visit.

The museum also has several artifacts that belong to the 19th century and were rebuilt by taking inspiration from other parts of Romania. Giving visitors a chance to dive deep into the history and cultural heritage of Romania, this museum is close to the Herastrau Lake as well as the stunning Herastrau Park. Enjoy the picturesque views of the lake as you explore the pages of history come alive in the open air museum.

Highlights

• Enjoy the one of its kind open air museum putting on display several artifacts from the rich history of Romania.
• Explore the historic houses and farms that display the heritage and history of the city as well as several parts of Romania through ages.
• Witness the Village Museum also features rebuilt replicas of several other historical artifacts belonging to the 19th century from different parts of Romania.
• Observe the view of the Herastrau Lake is amazing from the Village museum and you can enjoy the scenic sights during your visit.