Ion Creanga Museum
| Strada Simion Bărnuţiu 4, Iași |
5 priser
10.00/10.00 |
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+40 747 499 488 |
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Bogdan Mucenica (12.11.2017 08:34)
Small and well maintained little museum.
The tour guide does a good job to really imers you into the story, taking you back back when Ion Creanga used to live here.
Small and well maintained little museum.
The tour guide does a good job to really imers you into the story, taking you back back when Ion Creanga used to live here.
Axel Morisson (23.08.2017 15:49)
This tiny traditional house once belonged to Ion Creanga, a well known Romanian writer, and a friend of the great poet Mihail Eminoviciu (Mihai Eminescu), who even stayed there in a prolonged 6 month visit. It is said that looking through the veranda windows the poet was inspired to write "Sara pe Deal" (Eventide on the Hill) -and that Ion Creanga wrote the humor-filled autobiography of his childhood, complete with recollections of his very creative misbehavior at the time- "Childhood Recollections" (Amintiri din Copilarie " -original title). The place still has Mihai Eminescu's desk, gas lamp and a dip pen , and a few other authentic pieces of old traditional furniture and books . If you want to see the typical 1800's rural Moldavian house (the place was eventually incorporated in Iasi the city but was not an urban area at the time) this is a nice example -and this one is also interesting as a Romanian literature history landmark.
This tiny traditional house once belonged to Ion Creanga, a well known Romanian writer, and a friend of the great poet Mihail Eminoviciu (Mihai Eminescu), who even stayed there in a prolonged 6 month visit. It is said that looking through the veranda windows the poet was inspired to write "Sara pe Deal" (Eventide on the Hill) -and that Ion Creanga wrote the humor-filled autobiography of his childhood, complete with recollections of his very creative misbehavior at the time- "Childhood Recollections" (Amintiri din Copilarie " -original title). The place still has Mihai Eminescu's desk, gas lamp and a dip pen , and a few other authentic pieces of old traditional furniture and books . If you want to see the typical 1800's rural Moldavian house (the place was eventually incorporated in Iasi the city but was not an urban area at the time) this is a nice example -and this one is also interesting as a Romanian literature history landmark.
Asmaa mrose (20.07.2017 21:45)
I saw it 20 years ago when I traveled to all Moldovia region.I love the way they make this museum and even old ancient swing for child is there and old traditional romanian house with traditional handmade objects and carpets.I love his novels too.
I saw it 20 years ago when I traveled to all Moldovia region.I love the way they make this museum and even old ancient swing for child is there and old traditional romanian house with traditional handmade objects and carpets.I love his novels too.
Andreea Maruseac (22.06.2017 13:51)
This old traditional house is one of the first places I visited when I moved to Iasi and the place where I start my guided tour. It's the first memorial house in Romania and gives a perfect description of how the people in the countryside used to live. The guides here are also amazing, giving you a story-like presentation of the place.
This old traditional house is one of the first places I visited when I moved to Iasi and the place where I start my guided tour. It's the first memorial house in Romania and gives a perfect description of how the people in the countryside used to live. The guides here are also amazing, giving you a story-like presentation of the place.
Gramada Dragos (29.04.2017 12:33)
Very nice. Also at the entrance is a guide which is telling the short story of the house. Nice place to see
Very nice. Also at the entrance is a guide which is telling the short story of the house. Nice place to see
