Banat Village Museum
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A nice open air museum which worth to visit. There are a lot of replica houses of the Romania area beginning of 18th to 20th century. Some of them are open and you can get in. Inside there are old objects that people used on that period. In from of each house there a plate which give some explanation about of the house like as the period of using, the area and the materials that were used for the built. Generally, it's a good option if you want to spend a couple of hour in a interesting measure in the nature. Also recommended for children.
KOSTANTINOS PATSONASKOSTANTINOS PATSONAS
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Entrance is 10 lei for adults. Went there with the family 3 weeks ago, it was fairly empty. We were able to visit a couple of houses but most of them were closed for conservation or maintenance works purposes. However, there was no real sign that such works were actually done. The kid was very disappointed because of this. There are some old tools around but it is quite hard to understand their purpose, functionality, especially if you are a city person or a foreigner. One may find a toilet there which looks ok from the outside but I have never seen in my entire life such dirty and disgusting WC basins. Absolutely horrible. I would be totally uncomfortable with the thought of working there and have such unkept toilets.
marius valentin .niculaemarius valentin .niculae
20
A wonderful walk through the history of the region. A big place with many houses from the past. You can enter the houses, study the architecture, see the needs, tools and activities of the past. 5ron the entry and the ticket can be used as a postal card. I recommend it to anyone, if not for the history and culture than for the walk , zoo and restaurant near by. The museum host periodically cultural activities ( with great local food and songs, just check in advance)
raoul octavraoul octav
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The place is amazing and very welcoming! I definitely recommend visiting it during the warmer seasons, you will be able to see the true colors and details without being cold. You can turn up the light in most rooms and houses. The location is a huge park where you can also have a stroll and a snack on the bench. Parking available on the street, low entrance fee and usually no queue. Definitely recommend!
LuizaLuiza
30
Very peacefull place in Timisoara. Many houses from XVIII to XX century. The houses are very well preserved. A walk in this park will take you back 200 years and gives you the opportunity to experience how people in this region lived in the past. Also a nice place to come and read a book on the grass or enjoy a coffee near the lake. I would give 5 stars to the parks staff, helpfull and nice :)
Deniel GelnicDeniel Gelnic
20
Most of the houses in the museum were closed when I visited - as there was a cultural event going on. That means I could only see the buildings from the outside. So no sighting of furniture, traditional costumes and other details like that. On the plus side, it was free to visit. The Church was the only open building - as it’s not just an old traditional church but it’s also a functional one.
Dragan AlexandruDragan Alexandru
10
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Strada Avram Imbroane 31, Timișoara 300136, Romania
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+40 256 225 588
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muzeulsatuluibanatean.ro
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The Banat Village Museum is an open-air ethnographic museum in northeastern Timișoara, at the edge of the Green Forest.
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