Muzeul Consumatorului Comunist
| Strada Arhitect Laszlo Szekely 1, Timișoara |
5 priser
8.80/10.00 |
|
+40 751 892 340 |
|
Muzeul Consumatorului Comunist på kartet
Vurdering
Ryan Brown (09.11.2017 15:17)
Awesome spot in Timişoara to spend an evening after a bike ride around town. A bit far to get to on foot, but this is the perfect spot to end a ride with a beer or coffee. Museum is awesome if you like history and vintage things, all old memorabilia from Romania life. And the outside terrace has hammocks! Perfect for spring to autumn.
Awesome spot in Timişoara to spend an evening after a bike ride around town. A bit far to get to on foot, but this is the perfect spot to end a ride with a beer or coffee. Museum is awesome if you like history and vintage things, all old memorabilia from Romania life. And the outside terrace has hammocks! Perfect for spring to autumn.
Alberto Antoniazzi (07.11.2017 19:51)
Interesting little museum in the basement of a bar. Lots of objects and memorabilia from the Communist period, worth a check.
Interesting little museum in the basement of a bar. Lots of objects and memorabilia from the Communist period, worth a check.
Zoltan Bibo (29.10.2017 14:32)
If you lived under the communism go there to see your childhood bike or rollerskates, if yod didn't go to check how everyday communism really was.
If you lived under the communism go there to see your childhood bike or rollerskates, if yod didn't go to check how everyday communism really was.
Lucian Rotaru (01.09.2017 06:58)
Cool place. A lot of stuff from my past. Very WOW
Cool place. A lot of stuff from my past. Very WOW
Mateusz Tusiński (22.02.2017 01:39)
A lovely cafe on the upper floor, with some really good coffee, a selection of drinks, beers and ciders for a fair price.
The fun comes downstairs though, where the owners managed to collect a massive amount of household items from the communist times. Each room - be it the kitchen, the study, a bedroom - is filled with respective equipment, old radios, TVs, an old fridge, a collection of old bottles - it's worth seeing.
The museum is not funded by the state in any way, so even if the admission is free, it's recommended to leave a leu or two as a token of gratitude.
A lovely cafe on the upper floor, with some really good coffee, a selection of drinks, beers and ciders for a fair price.
The fun comes downstairs though, where the owners managed to collect a massive amount of household items from the communist times. Each room - be it the kitchen, the study, a bedroom - is filled with respective equipment, old radios, TVs, an old fridge, a collection of old bottles - it's worth seeing.
The museum is not funded by the state in any way, so even if the admission is free, it's recommended to leave a leu or two as a token of gratitude.
