Pál Hasszmann Museum — Attraction in Cernat

#openairmuseum#myfavourite#lovely#shocking#varied#wonderful#agriculturemachines#oldtelephones#stoves#etc I simply adore this open air museum which is one of the best Hungarian museum in the middle of Romania.( and not only from Hungarian museums also from Romanian ones too). Usually is open all day until 8 o'clock in the evening, just you need to go forward and look for one of curators who lives in the backyard of the museum. This museum has everything from history, to ethnography, from old stoves to still working old agriculture machines, old radios and telephones from 1920. Old traditional houses etc. Usually people are shocked of its diversity and certainly the good humour of the curator who literally growned up there. For me has a special meaning too, because it was founded in the year of 1973 when I was born. So, I highly recommend this place. Usually people come to this place for half an hour, and stay at...

A surprising museum about how industrial development influenced the way of doing agriculture. A century ago, using diesel power machineries, the local farmers benefited from the newest technologies to harvest their crops.

Since always, the radio informed and entertained the masses. You may discover what was the cutting edge technology to listen to radio stations from Moscow, Praga, Budapest or Bucharest.

Dictators spoke to people using it and later the radio brought The Voice of freedom for the Eastern countries. Radio Free Europe and the Voice of America changed mentalities using these radio boxes.

Many of it are still working today, being able to play a csárdás in these traditional houses heated at their time by iron chimneys works of art casted in Hunedoara, Calan or Resita...

The Pál Hasszmann Museum is a hidden gem that beautifully captures the essence of rural Hungarian culture and history. Set in a charming village, the museum offers a fascinating collection of artifacts, traditional tools, and furniture that transport you back in time. The exhibits are well-curated, providing a deep insight into the region's craftsmanship and way of life. The museum's tranquil setting and knowledgeable staff make it a delightful experience for history enthusiasts and curious travelers alike. It's a must-visit for anyone looking to explore Hungary's rich...