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Muzeul Consumatorului Comunist — Attraction in Timișoara

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Muzeul Consumatorului Comunist
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Carmen Sylva Park
Strada Gheorghe Doja 34, Timișoara, Romania
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Typopassage
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Parcul Justiției
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Anton von Scudier Park
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Savoy Hotel
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Muzeul Consumatorului Comunist

Strada Arhitect Laszlo Szekely 1, Timișoara 300191, Romania
4.7(497)
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Cultural
Family friendly
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Off the beaten path
attractions: Carmen Sylva Park, "Three Hierarchs" Metropolitan Cathedral, Typopassage, Parcul Justiției, Monumentul Sfintei Maria, Anton von Scudier Park, restaurants:
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Nearby attractions of Muzeul Consumatorului Comunist

Carmen Sylva Park

"Three Hierarchs" Metropolitan Cathedral

Typopassage

Parcul Justiției

Monumentul Sfintei Maria

Anton von Scudier Park

Carmen Sylva Park

Carmen Sylva Park

4.4

(516)

Open 24 hours
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"Three Hierarchs" Metropolitan Cathedral

"Three Hierarchs" Metropolitan Cathedral

4.8

(3.1K)

Closed
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Typopassage

Typopassage

4.3

(29)

Open 24 hours
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Parcul Justiției

Parcul Justiției

4.5

(324)

Open until 12:00 AM
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Things to do nearby

Investigate Timisoaras history
Investigate Timisoaras history
Sat, Dec 6 • 9:00 AM
Timișoara, Timiș, 300006, Romania
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COMM-IT TM#03: INNOVATION VALUE CHAIN
COMM-IT TM#03: INNOVATION VALUE CHAIN
Tue, Dec 9 • 4:00 PM
Conference Center of Politehnica University of Timișoara, Bulevardul Vasile Pârvan 2B, Timișoara 300223, Romania
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Offline Evening: Reîntoarcere în corp @Mimosa Coffee Artisans
Offline Evening: Reîntoarcere în corp @Mimosa Coffee Artisans
Wed, Dec 10 • 5:00 PM
Mimosa Coffee Artisans, Splaiul Tudor Vladimirescu, Timișoara 300158, Romania
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Danny MikeDanny Mike
This is such a great project made in reality! To see the things that people used in those years back then - some of us even catching a glimpse in our childhood of how they worked or what purpose they served.. such an interesting experience! Free entry and the museum also has a cool chill cafe! 💭 My extra deep thought on the experience: I like the fact that even though the times were harsh on most aspects of life, people would re-use stuff or try to fix it and use it as much as possible. For instance, you'll see that there is few plastic used in any situation. People weren't buying brand new stuff or disposable things all the time. They weren't that much into consumerism. ☝️We should learn something from this and apply it during our times, now.
Klaus WandererKlaus Wanderer
For me this is one of the highlights of the city, not only does it have a tonne of cool stuff but it's free (you can leave a donation) and it has the coolest bar above it with a garden as well! There isn't much to say about the exhibition, it's just randomly chosen stuff from the communist era put into a couple of rooms in the basement, but everything is self explanatory. The lady who is also the bartender (💪) told me about how the idea for the place came about and what the place is meant to be. I enjoyed it a lot, it's sort of a proof life goes on even under a dictatorship and it's impossible to crush the spirit of the people
Ivan DabićIvan Dabić
Hidden jewel of Timisoara, we had hard time finding it, even locals we asked for directions when by google maps we should havd been there, we couldn't see it. It is a composition of everything painted comunist period, all the home utilities, music samples, gadgets for indoor/outdoor, pictures, political propaganda,.. It has the "old home" smell znd everything that is in there is original item from comunist period. Since the entramce is free it is culturally recommended to order a drink from the bar in order to support the maintenance that way.
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This is such a great project made in reality! To see the things that people used in those years back then - some of us even catching a glimpse in our childhood of how they worked or what purpose they served.. such an interesting experience! Free entry and the museum also has a cool chill cafe! 💭 My extra deep thought on the experience: I like the fact that even though the times were harsh on most aspects of life, people would re-use stuff or try to fix it and use it as much as possible. For instance, you'll see that there is few plastic used in any situation. People weren't buying brand new stuff or disposable things all the time. They weren't that much into consumerism. ☝️We should learn something from this and apply it during our times, now.
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For me this is one of the highlights of the city, not only does it have a tonne of cool stuff but it's free (you can leave a donation) and it has the coolest bar above it with a garden as well! There isn't much to say about the exhibition, it's just randomly chosen stuff from the communist era put into a couple of rooms in the basement, but everything is self explanatory. The lady who is also the bartender (💪) told me about how the idea for the place came about and what the place is meant to be. I enjoyed it a lot, it's sort of a proof life goes on even under a dictatorship and it's impossible to crush the spirit of the people
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Hidden jewel of Timisoara, we had hard time finding it, even locals we asked for directions when by google maps we should havd been there, we couldn't see it. It is a composition of everything painted comunist period, all the home utilities, music samples, gadgets for indoor/outdoor, pictures, political propaganda,.. It has the "old home" smell znd everything that is in there is original item from comunist period. Since the entramce is free it is culturally recommended to order a drink from the bar in order to support the maintenance that way.
Ivan Dabić

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Reviews of Muzeul Consumatorului Comunist

4.7
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5.0
1y

A Fascinating Glimpse into Communist-Era Life

Visiting the Communist Consumer Museum in Timișoara was an immersive journey through a bygone era. The museum meticulously showcases the daily lives, products, and cultural aspects of the communist period in Romania. Each exhibit offered a vivid representation of how people lived, shopped, and interacted with the world around them during that time.

The collection of artifacts, ranging from household items to propaganda materials, was thoughtfully curated, providing an intriguing insight into the consumer culture of that era. The displays were informative, engaging, and often sparked contemplation about the complexities of life under a communist regime.

The museum's attention to detail was commendable, and the staff's passion for preserving and presenting this history was evident. Their willingness to share anecdotes and knowledge added depth to the experience, making the visit both educational and emotionally resonant.

The layout and presentation of the exhibits were well-organized, allowing visitors to explore at their own pace while understanding the chronological progression of events. Moreover, the museum's efforts to contextualize historical events within a local and national framework were noteworthy.

Overall, the Communist Consumer Museum in Timișoara offers a captivating and thought-provoking experience for those interested in understanding the social, cultural, and historical dynamics of the communist era in Romania. It's a commendable effort to preserve an important part of the nation's history, and I highly recommend a visit to gain a deeper appreciation of this intriguing period.

Note: This review is crafted based on the general perception and characteristics often associated with museums of this nature. For specific details or current experiences, checking recent visitor reviews or the museum's official information would provide more...

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4.0
3y

Every time I am in Timișoara I stop by at this place. An amazing place to spend a great afternoon. The place contains a bar for drinks with a great inner yard perfect to chill. Inside are shelfs full of books in many different languages where you can explore as you like. Downstairs is the museum which contains amazing artifacts of communist times, from toys, to household appliances, fotos, ads, many other things with which the older generation grew up in communist romania. You can spend a whole afternoon there exploring these things, I really recommend it. I have a suggestion to the curators of this museum: over time I see it got more and more filled with stuff, it would be great if you can do a little do-over and select some stuff otherwise it is becoming a little too much things in the...

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5.0
2y

This is such a great project made in reality!

To see the things that people used in those years back then - some of us even catching a glimpse in our childhood of how they worked or what purpose they served.. such an interesting experience!

Free entry and the museum also has a cool chill cafe!

💭 My extra deep thought on the experience:

I like the fact that even though the times were harsh on most aspects of life, people would re-use stuff or try to fix it and use it as much as possible. For instance, you'll see that there is few plastic used in any situation. People weren't buying brand new stuff or disposable things all the time. They weren't that much into consumerism. ☝️We should learn something from this and apply it during...

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