This museum is huuuge! Take time if you want to properly visit all the galleries. It's awesome that if you take one of their packages you have access to visiting for 7 days. Being the type that admires every piece individually it took me about 3 days hahaa. Also the staff is very kind and helpful, thanks to the great lady in the European section that encouraged me to take pictures of whatever I like - you don't see that everyday!

1 ticket entry for 3 galleries. There are many stairs. Ask for an elevator. I was not able to visit history gallery. Got tired. Very small gift shop where you buy ticket. No cafe Lots of available toilets. This place is great!!! recommend!!!

historical landmark

A lot of beautiful things to see. Some of the European Art Gallery was unavailable. I think some of the rooms have a strange wall colour (red, purple) or lighting choice in the Medieval Art section, but other than that, it should be seen by all who come to Bucharest.

Very beautiful art museum with many gorgeous works of art. They even have a Monet which I was surprised to find tucked away in this gem of a museum. It was a very large museum as well with two different sections: one of Romanian artists and one of European artists. Had some nice modern art mixed in as well. Overall, definitely good value for what all you get to see! They also have elevators if you need them.

Can you give me the possibility to add some stars to my review? This museum is unbelievable, more that impressive, more than exceptional, it's a testimonial about the Romanian old and new beautiful arts - sculpture, painting, collage, tapestry, iconography, religious and historical artifacts and so on. I think that I've stayed there three, maybe four hours but, as I've told you, it deserved each second! I'm speechless and I make serious efforts to write something about my experience - a great opportunity to spend some time in a very pleasant way, believe me!

So worth the visit. I saw both the European and Romanian galleries! Beautiful collections of sculptures, paintings, and religious icons. I spent three hours but I could have easily spent two more hours. Romania is amazing and has a lot to offer.

PROS: Affordable Two Museums in One Location A lot to see CONS: Other than ONE Employee, Lawrence, staff appeared disinterested, and were on their cell phones There is NO Guide available, which is unbelievable for a National Museum. There are signs for a guide by App, but we couldn't get this to work This museum has so much potential in my opinion. If there was a guide ( like every other museum I have been to), it would have made such a difference. All in all, I had a good experience

Impressive museum and very surprising. It comprises two buildings (one for European art and another one for Romanian) with an amazing collection of artworks from Dutch, Spanish, French and Italian masters (such as Luca Giordano, Alonso Cano, El Greco, Tintoretto, etc.) and also numerous religious objects from Orthodox Christianity which are centuries old, brought from different parts of the country. In addition, we can see paintings from important Romanian artists, from the 19th century onwards. Highly recommend visit for art lovers. It is a huge museum, so take at least 2-3 hours to enjoy it.

Located in downtown this is a very nice museum to visit. I recommend both Romania and European art wings, please be aware that they have separate entrance and you will need to pay for both. The cost to visit the museum is 20 Ron.... Also after the visit there quite a few restaurants near by and close to it there is Cismigiu park

The Romanian art is beautiful, plenty of space to explore. Can take a couple of hours, maybe more. I don't believe the building was design for a museum so it can be a little annoying climbing up a central stairway to keep going up the floors to explore the place. Also the building is divided into two sides. The Romanian arts on the right side, and the European side on the left, separate tickets to enter.

There are 3 parts to the museum, it is very worth buying them all, the air is warm in the place of the paintings so it is worth taking a bottle of water with you. The most beautiful palace and worth a visit.

Very very very large collection of art. Big difference between the Romanian section and European one. However, an absolute must visit. Don’t skip the ball room, you’ll be impressed

Very nice palace! worth to visit! I only saw the European Exhibition and I want to come back for the Romanian Exhibition and The Throne Room. I was also with my kids, but not their style because most of the European paintings were with religion themes.

(Translated by Google) Ministry of Interior of Romania The mandate of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs is to ensure the realization of the foreign policy of the Romanian state in accordance with the national interests and with the status of Romania as a member in the European and Euro-Atlantic structures. According to the normative acts in force, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, hereinafter referred to as MFA, ensures the implementation of the foreign policy of the Romanian state, including participation in the process of European and Euro-Atlantic integration of Romania, and collaborates in developing, substantiating and implementing Romania's economic policy. with the legal regulations in force and with the Government Program. Through its main attributions, MAE: externally defends and promotes Romania's national interests; initiates international activities aimed at developing peaceful relations and cooperation with all states, based on the generally accepted principles and norms of international law; ensures the promotion of Romania's interests in international organizations with a universal, European, Euro-Atlantic, regional and subregional character; ensures the connection of the country to the European and Euro-Atlantic institutions of political, strategic and economic character; is the sole coordinator of the national European business management system; the contact point of the Union is, respectively, the contact point with the institutions of the European Union in European Romania for the systems of transmission of information in electronic format, in accordance with the community requirements; ensures, through foreign policy actions, the consolidation of the rule of law and of the democratic structures in the Romanian society, as well as the projection of a real image of Romania in the world; follows the evolution of international life and signals the trends that appear in the international context; contributes to ensuring the active and dignified presence of Romania and its citizens internationally; promotes internationally the values ​​of democracy, respect for human rights, peaceful cooperation and human solidarity; defends abroad the rights and interests of the Romanian state, of the citizens and of the Romanian legal persons, based on the Romanian legislation and in accordance with the international practice and with the bilateral and multilateral agreements to which Romania is a party; develops and applies the Romanian state policy in the field of relations with Romanian communities abroad and acts to strengthen ties with Romanians outside Romania's borders and to preserve, develop and express their ethnic, cultural, linguistic and religious identity, in compliance with state legislation whose residents are; initiates or participates in the negotiation of treaties and other international agreements for Romania; submit to the Government, alone or, as the case may be, together with other ministries, proposals for the signing, ratification, approval or acceptance of international agreements, accession to or denunciation thereof, exchange instruments of ratification, deposit instruments of ratification or accession, notify approval or accepting international agreements and denouncing them, issuing documents certifying full powers; (Original) Ministerio de interior de Rumania Mandatul Ministerului Afacerilor Externe este de a asigura realizarea politicii externe a statului român în concordanţă cu interesele naţionale şi cu statutul României de membru în structurile europene şi euroatlantice. Conform actelor normative în vigoare, Ministerul Afacerilor Externe, denumit în continuare MAE, asigură realizarea politicii externe a statului român, inclusiv participarea la procesul de integrare europeană şi euroatlantică a României, şi colaborează la elaborarea, fundamentarea şi realizarea politicii economice a României, în conformitate cu reglementările legale în vigoare şi cu Programul de guvernare. Prin atribuţiile sale principale, MAE: apără şi promovează pe plan extern interesele naţionale ale României; iniţiază activităţi internaţionale menite să ducă la dezvoltarea de relaţii paşnice şi de cooperare cu toate statele, întemeiate pe principiile şi pe normele general admise ale dreptului internaţional; asigură promovarea intereselor României în organizaţii internaţionale cu caracter universal, european, euroatlantic, regional şi subregional; asigură conectarea ţării la instituţiile europene şi euroatlantice cu caracter politic, strategic şi economic; este coordonator unic al sistemului naţional de gestionare a afacerilor europene; punctul de contact al Uniunii este, respectiv punctul de contact cu instituţiile Uniunii Europene în România Europene pentru sistemele de transmitere a informaţiilor în format electronic, în conformitate cu cerinţele comunitare; asigură, prin acţiuni de politică externă, consolidarea statului de drept şi a structurilor democratice din societatea românească, precum şi proiectarea unei imagini reale a României în lume; urmăreşte evoluţia vieţii internaţionale şi semnalează tendinţele care apar în contextul internaţional; contribuie la asigurarea prezenţei active şi demne a României şi a cetăţenilor săi pe plan internaţional; promovează pe plan internaţional valorile democraţiei, respectarea drepturilor omului, colaborarea paşnică şi solidaritatea umană; apără în străinătate drepturile şi interesele statului român, ale cetăţenilor şi ale persoanelor juridice române, pe baza legislaţiei române şi în conformitate cu practica internaţională şi cu acordurile bilaterale şi multilaterale la care România este parte; elaborează şi aplică politica statului român în domeniul relaţiilor cu comunităţile româneşti din afara graniţelor şi acţionează pentru întărirea legăturilor cu românii din afara frontierelor României şi pentru păstrarea, dezvoltarea şi exprimarea identităţii lor etnice, culturale, lingvistice şi religioase, cu respectarea legislaţiei statului ai cărui rezidenţi sunt; iniţiază sau participă la negocierea tratatelor şi a altor înţelegeri internaţionale pentru România; prezintă Guvernului, singur sau, după caz, împreună cu celelalte ministere, propuneri privind semnarea, ratificarea, aprobarea sau acceptarea înţelegerilor internaţionale, aderarea la acestea ori denunţarea lor, efectuează schimbul instrumentelor de ratificare, depune instrumentele de ratificare sau de aderare, notifică aprobarea ori acceptarea înţelegerilor internaţionale şi denunţarea lor, eliberează documente certificând deplinele puteri;

Such a nice Museum, every exhibition worth visiting. Prices are adorable. The European part might have had less pictures of Jesus though.

This museum has different sections and each section has different prices and tickets. I visited 3 different sections and paid total 44 RON (12,12,20). I really enjoyed the museum. It is pretty large and can take whole day to visit. They accept credit card.

The pictures I added are only from the European Art section. I'll write another review for the Romanian Art section, which I am in awe of. I really enjoyed the European Art museum, especially the fact that they had a copy of a painting (first picture) sculpted to be able to be felt by people whose sight is limited (see the second picture). I'm glad some museums find ways to be inclusive. Personally, my favorites were the sculptures that evoked human emotions very well. The paintings were either oil paintings or acrylics, and I'm glad there was a wide variety in terms of the century they were drawn in, as well as the style (Medieval, Renaissance, Impressionism, Surrealism). Make sure to consult the website, as they close certain parts of the expositions quite often to add/remove paintings that are transported to international art museums. Also, I don't recommend going when there is a public holiday day in Romania. It will most likely be very crowded and I don't find it very enjoyable to go to a museum with high traffic, as I feel the need to rush. The photography fee only applies to (semi-)professional photography devices. Either way, flash is not allowed by anyone, since it damages the internal structure of the paintings. I approached the oldest ones, and I can tell you some of their canvas/painting were clearly deteriorated by time. Let's make an effort together and keep the treasure of art intact for as long as possible, no matter where it is and who made it.

Three sections to this fine and well-presented fine art museum. We loved it. Three hours is probably enough, but take your time. Tickets are easily available on entry. Convenient and free coat check. A must see in Bucharest!

A must! I was delighted to find that the Romanian art was extraordinary. Considering their history, Romanian artists should be more well known, as so much of it was moving. We also visited the European art wing. Some very fine offerings of the Renaissance movement and a good opportunity to view. My favorite was the palace museum in the middle. It reflected the pride of Romania during the monarchy, and the unfortunate changes in the gardens behind the palace made by Ceausescu under Communist rule. I would highly recommend all three museums housed in this palace. Each were unique and well worth it.

The National Museum of Art of Romania is made of three sections. The national gallery (Romanian art), the European art gallery( French, Spanish, Dutch and italians paintings), and the Royal Place, which used to be a home of the Royal family before communism. The ticket for all museum sections cost 60 RON. The overall experience was amazing. Great collections of arts and sculptures. A must go to place in Bucharest. One thing i must mention about the old ladies in the European art gallery, they are very friendly and helpful. I was about to miss the French collection, but one lady told me that I missed it.

Very beautiful building, great visit for anyone interested in art. The interior is great to see too, a few marble staircases etc. The Romanian history wing was nice and a bit more dynamic as it had different types of artefacts that were pretty impressive. However in July, inside it was so stuffy and hot. No air flow or fresh air. There were fans and portable airco’s that did nothing unless you stood right in front of them. It ruined the experience. You had to ask for a small brochure with map and it cost 1 lei. There are enough bathrooms. And there are curators in each room if you have questions.

We visited the Historical section of the museum. The architecture alone makes it such a worthwhile visit when in bucharest. The information boards were really interesting and detailed in explaining the history behind the paintings as well. It was a shame there was no English translation for the information but they do offer tour guides for a cost. Overall it is a short but very fascinating experience.

(Translated by Google) It's worth visiting. I visited the 2 permanent exhibitions, Romanian art and European art. The museum boasts an impressive collection of works of art. Although I did not study each work of art, I spent about 3 hours in the museums. But it was well worth it. (Original) Merita vizitat. Am vizitat cele 2 expoziții permanente, arta românească si arta europeană. Muzeul se poate lauda cu o colecție impresionantă de opere de artă. Cu toate că nu am stat sa studiez fiecare operă de artă in parte, am petrecut aproximativ 3 ore in muze. Dar a meritat din plin.

(Translated by Google) The former royal palace houses the collection of Romanian art (up to the modern age) and the former royal collection of international art (numerous works by El Greco, Brueghel, Monet etc.) Wearing the mouth and nose cover is compulsory. Photographs are allowed. (Original) Im ehemaligen königlichen Palast befindet sich zum einen die Sammlung rumänischer Kunst (bis zur Moderne) und die ehemalige königliche Sammlung internationaler Kunst (zahlreiche Werke von El Greco, Brueghel, Monet etc.) Das Tragen der Mund-Nasen-Bedeckung ist Pflicht. Fotografien sind erlaubt.

A retrospective of Romanian art from the medieval beginnings in the form of wood crafts and religious paintings to modern sculptures and representations of the life of a Romanian peasant. Additionally, the museum is well divided in different parts. Besides the Romanian wings, it includes a wing with European schools of art (German,Austrian,Italian,French, Spanish and Dutch) which have have some pleasantly surprising artists. Be careful to buy the full pass ticket that includes both Romanian and European art if you want to see them both.

Large and interesting collection of Romanian art and adjoining European gallery, well worth seeing. Particularly enjoyed art from ancient monasteries pulled down by Ceausescu. Friendly staff. Negatives are that this place does not accept credit cards or euros for ticket payment and has woeful gift shop. A guided tour would be great but none available apparently.

Amazing place. A good 2 hours of visiting. There are 2 museums to visit, the European and the Romanian art museums. It's a must visit.

Loved what I saw, wasn't able to spend too long. Good flow to the exhibits and lots on offer. Some great pieces in the modern art section, was good to discover about Romanian artists which I previously had never heard of. Some of my favourite artworks attached

Great place to visit. 2 hours are rare opportunity to quickly grasp Romanian art over decades. The objects are in great shape and well presented.

Not much to see, equivalent of a rural museum. Interesting are the foreign exhibits and art, like the Transylvanian, Hungarian and others.

(Translated by Google) LOVELY! A PLACE IN WHICH YOU CAN FEEL THE BEAUTY AND GREATNESS OF AN EFFORT NOT AFFORDABLE. A magical place! The paintings and sculptures inside and outside the palace did not give me the impression of a museum with a royal dwelling in which it was invited. ADORABLE! (Original) ÎNCÂNTĂTOR ! UN LOC ÎN CARE POȚI SIMȚI FRUMUSEȚEA ȘI MĂREȚIA UNEI EPOCI NU FOARTE ÎNDEPĂRTATE. Un loc magic ! Picturile și sculpturile din interiorul și exteriorul palatului nu mi-au dat impresia unui muzeu cu a unei locuințe regale în care a fost invitată. ADORABIL !

(Translated by Google) The National Art Museum of Romania is the most important art museum in the country. The museum was established in 1948 and is housed in the Royal Palace in the Capital. (Original) Muzeul Național de Artă al României este cel mai important muzeu de artă din țară. Muzeul a fost înființat în 1948 și este găzduit în Palatul Regal din Capitală.

(Translated by Google) The new exhibitions are special, works that I wanted to see! (Original) Expozițiile noi sunt deosebite, lucrări pe care îmi doream să le văd!

(Translated by Google) Employee without a mask on the 3rd floor, who also shouts insistently after me to take her on a certain route, when I try to avoid approaching her. This incident made me especially unwell and made me shorten the visit. Also, many other employees wore masks under their noses (incorrect). Supervise more closely the wearing of masks and the observance of other measures !! It is an enclosed space with a rare ventilation (so the risk of air contamination is maximum). I understand that tourism and cultural institutions must be encouraged, but ensure that the measures are strictly observed !! (Original) Angajata fara masca la etajul 3, care mai si striga insistent dupa mine sa o iau pe un anumit traseu, cand eu incercam sa evit apropierea de ea. Aceasta intamplare m-a indispus deosebit si m-a facut sa scurtez vizita. De asemenea, numeroase alte angajate purtau masca sub nas (incorect) Supravegheati mai atent purtarea mastilor si respectarea celorlaltor masuri!! E un spatiu inchis cu o ventilatie rarisima (deci riscul de contaminare al aerului este maxim). Am inteles ca trebuie incurajat turismul si institutiile culturale dar asigurati foarte strict respectarea masurilor!!

(Translated by Google) The presence in the national gallery of some works seemed debatable to me, otherwise everything is Ok (Original) Prezența în galeria națională a unor lucrări mi s-a părut discutabilă, în rest totul este Ok

We went Sunday, around 11:00. There were not many visitors. The museum is divided in two main sections: Romanian and European art, with two or more temporary exhibitions. There is a variety of pieces of arts, mostly paintings and scuptures; some of them are truly representative for Romanian culture. We recommend this museum, as the entrance fee is really small for students, even free for arts students.

Recommended place to learn about Romanian and European art history

Beautiful museum, many art pieces and 3 different areas. Highly recommended for anyone visiting Bucharest.

There are a lot of paintings, clothes, ornaments and other things of christian theme. Definitely give it a visit if you're into this kind of things. Multiple different schools are represented on different floors so you can feel the difference. Among the other things, Spanish school space is very hot. Literally. Not sure if paintings are feeling better in a climate similar to a home one :)

This place is definitely should be in the list to visit in Bucharest. The art you can see here is outstanding, architecture and atmosphere will let you enjoy a quiet quality time with unique heritage.

A well maintained building with an interesting background. Each section hold a different facet of art or history. Take your time and look around, the museum is just as nice as the exhibits. The middle section should not be skipped.

The third door from the left is where they preserved the palace as it was, other doors lead to museums now. And there is an amazing painting (not sure it is the right name) on the ceiling of the palace! The man working at the entrance to the palace part was very kind and friendly, spoke English very well unlike in other parts of the museums, told us about the history of the palace. It was definitely our favorite part! We got tickets for all three museums: 40 lei adult ticket and 10 lei student ticket. We got tickets at the ticket office behind the first door on the left right before entering and they work for 7 days. The paintings in other doors also deserve some attention. Plan at least 2,5 hours for this place if you want to see the paintings, sculptures and clothes in other halls as well!

This is the main paintings museum of Bucharest. We visited this place in May 2023 and had the chance of contemplate the works of Nicolae Grigorescu, the principal artist of modern Romanian painting. His pesant woman works are beautiful. The museum building itself is a very imposing structure, worth contemplating.

Great art collection. We will visit again. You need some time, maybe have a water bottle with you.

Only went to the Romanian art section because we were low on time. Very nicely done with interesting historic aspects. Had fun looking at the cursed manbaby Jesus paintings.

Perfect for those who love art but a bit old on the inside.

most of those are about religions... not interest on them at all. there are 2 halls, ticket can be bought for 2 in either 1 place

The tickets are very cheap and the galleries are very large

We only had time to visit one museum/gallery during our weekend in Bucharest and with so many to choose from, we were worried we’d choose wrong. We didn’t! This building and all its contents are absolutely mesmerising. We spent over two hours looking at all of the paintings and sculptures and didn’t even feel the time pass. Security guard was also very nice directing us where to put our bag and when I got lost in the modern art exhibition a kind employee redirected me, which I’m thankful for because I had started at the end! The flow of the gallery is amazing too so much thought and time has gone into it and the building itself, even down to the colours they chose for the walls of each different time frame or artist were exquisite. We bought a ticket that gave us entry into all three museums (national, modern and European) for 40 lei (about £14) so it was also amazing value for money. Definitely worth a trip if you’ve got the time!

Very nice art collections from Romania and Europe, from Grigorescu to Brueghel The Old.

Very nice art collections from Romania and Europe, from Grigorescu to Brueghel The Old.

A beautiful museum inside the Royal Palace in Bucharest, with a great collection of art works. It's best to visit it again and again and admire and appreciate each painting for a long time.

Impressive collections from western Europe and Romania

Has interesting paintings and sculptures. Be sure to have a guide with you, it makes the visit more interesting.

The museum is closing at 5PM and aparently no one has any interest to change the hours in Google Maps.

Very nice exhibition of Romanian authors. And also part of Orthodox art, for whom loves this.

Initially, we went to the museum to visit what was the royal palace of Bucharest and most people seemed to go for that reason. If you are in the same situation get the ticket for the European art gallery which is inside the palace whilst the Romanian one is across the street. The collection is fine, nothing exceptional, but not too scarce. The best pieces present there are a "Rembrandt" and an "El Greco". Amazing student discount reducing entry to 4 Lei only.

This Museum was my first and favorite school of Art. It was my second home as a child. Just love it! ❤

(Translated by Google) Superb. The collection is magnificent. The program is short. 11 - 17 (Original) Superb. Colecția este magnifica. Programul este scurt. 11 - 17

O lume minunata. O lume a frumosului.

5 stars

(Translated by Google) Very nice (Original) Foarte frumos

Very Good place to vist mix historical culture,s here

(Translated by Google) Very close to everything and there are many beautiful ones inside, it is worth it (Original) Muy cerca de todo y hay muchas bonitas dentro, vale la pena

(Translated by Google) The museum in the royal palace I consider the most valuable of all the art museums I have visited ... All the works on display have a little story, they will excite you, they will move you, they will transcend you in the atmosphere of time ... and they will make you come back ... THE COMMANDMENT OF THE EARTH ... it is a stone ... that does not make 26 million but .... that could be exposed holographically .. MRS. POGANY the branches the lady ... (Original) Muzeul din palatul regal îl consider cel mai valoros dintre toate muzeele de artă pe care le am vizitat... Toate lucrările expuse au o mica poveste,va incinta,emoționează,va transcende in atmosfera timpului...și va determina sa reveniti... CUMINȚENIA PAMINTULUI ...e o piatra...care nu face 26 milioane dar ....care ar putea fi expusa holografic.. DOAMNA POGANY a ramas o doamna...

Cool place to visit

(Translated by Google) It is very well organized, very interesting and educational. (Original) Este foarte bine organizat,foarte interesant și educativ.

It was a very pleasant galery of art to visit in a hot, sunny day in Bukarest.

Beautiful

Good afternoon art history! It's a great place to visit in Bucharest!

The historic section of the museum is really interesting. The Royal Dining Room, the Prince Stairs and the Throne Room are really imposing.

(Translated by Google) Watch it on UwU (Original) E tareee UwU

(Translated by Google) Relates national value very well! (Original) Relatează valoarea națională foarte bine !

(Translated by Google) A real delight! (Original) O adevărată încântare!

(Translated by Google) Wonderful (Original) Minunat

Ok

(Translated by Google) One of the best art museums in Europe. Too little publicity. Appreciated like Brukenthal only by connoisseurs. Hopefully after the state of emergency, foreign tourists and especially Romanians will return to art and history. (Original) Unul dintre cele mai bune muzee de arta din Europa .Prea puțin mediatizat.Apreciat ca și Brukenthal doar de către cunoscători.Sa speram că după ce se va ieși din starea de urgență turiștii străini și mai ales românii se vor întoarce către artă și istorie .

When in Bucharest visiting, try to schedule one morning to the National Art Museum.

(Translated by Google) This loyalist deserves his name !!! as if you arrive in another world, all works of art are fascinating !!! They can't help but be glad that there are such museums in Romania! (Original) Acest loal isi merita denumirea!!! parca ajungi intr-o alta lume, toate operele de arta sunt fascinante!!! Nu au cum sa nu te bucuri ca exista astfel de muzee in Romania!

⭐

(Translated by Google) The people who guided the European pavilion kindly explained how to visit and thanked them for greeting in Korean. (Original) 유럽관 안내해주시는 분들이 친절하게 관람 방법 설명해주시고 한국어로도 인사해주셔서 감사했습니다.현금으로만 입장권을 살 수있어서 ATM기에서 출금해야 했지만 만족스러운 관람이었습니다.

Beautiful

Amazing place! Take guided tours whenever is possible!

Felt amazing as a Greek to see El Greco! A great collection of famous paintings! Must visit. The building is amazing and the staff is very friendly and helpful. They do not have a pos machine so you can’t pay by credit card. Also a brochure or catalogue even if someone has to pay for it would be nice. Lighting on paintings needs to be refined and set differently. Some works were badly lit.

I spent six hours here. I loved learning about Romanian history through its art.

Impressive museum where the only thing you'll ever lack of is the time! It is a huge place full of masterpieces and interesting cultural treasures showing greatness of Romania and of mankind whenever we wanna create beauty and succeed it. It is a food for brain and pleasure for the eyes, a place where to go is a duty, to discover the craftmanship of those who came on earth before us and left their relics as prints of their art and knowledges. It is simply to enjoy and the museum in itself, the architecture is beautiful and only makes you wanna stay longer within its walls. Personal is kind, helpful and skilled.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful and educational! (Original) Frumos și educativ!

(Translated by Google) A wonderful building, a beautiful place full of culture. (Original) O cladire minunata , un loc frumos plin de cultura.

(Translated by Google) ... Radio theater !! (Original) ... Teatru radiofonic!!

The royal palace is a very beautiful building, worth visiting. I enjoyed both the romanian and the european exhibitions. For both of them the thickets must be purchased from the european exhibit part of the castle. The only thing that bothered me was the lighting. I think it was a bit too much light and it took away from the paintings.

(Translated by Google) Wonderful beautiful place (Original) رائع مكان جميل

Gorgeous collections!!! A real treasure :). This year I attended an amazing festival, hosted by them , Unfinished festival. The organizer, Cristian Movila, had a great idea to hold this festival in the museum. It was really beautiful.

Amazing beautiful religious pieces from the 14th CE forward all looked after by staff who have lost the ability to smile... 😁

Top tourist attraction in Bucharest. One of the best museums in town. Guides are very knowledgeable and answer all of your questions. Admission tickets are not expensive and there is a student discount available. There is a special tour of the former living quarters of the King plus the Throne Room.

We went to see the European wing this time. Not huge collection but very nice to walk around on a Sunday morning.

This place is amazing. You will find here not only well-known paintings from talented Romanian artists, but also European works of art. You should dedicate half a day to visiting it, because it is quite big.

Interesting art museum

(Translated by Google) The National Museum of Art of Romania was inaugurated in 1948, in the building of the former Royal Palace on Calea Victoriei. It groups Romanian (medieval and modern) and European art collections. (Original) Muzeul național de artă al României a fost inaugurat in 1948, in clădirea fostului Palat Regal de pe Calea Victoriei.Grupeaza colecții de artă românească( medievala și moderna) și europeană.Cuprinde in prezent Galeria Națională și Galeria de Artă Românească Modernă.

(Translated by Google) Classic and modern under the same roof. (Original) Clasic și modern sub același acoperiș.

(Translated by Google) The place could be a dream, if it were managed differently. TIP: you can take pictures inside for FREE. The collection is gorgeous, it can easily compete with many outside, it's a shame that there are no real relaxation spaces such as a cafe, maybe even something interactive for children. The ladder at the end seems to take you down from one world to another (Original) Locul ar putea fi de vis, dacă ar fi gestionat diferit. PONT: poți face poze înăuntru GRATUIT. Colecția este superba, poate face ușor competiție multora de afară, păcat că spatii de relaxare efectivă nu exista ca de exemplu o cafenea, poate chiar ceva interactiv pentru copii. Scara de la final parca te coboară dintr-o lume în alta

(Translated by Google) The building is beautiful inside. There are 2 parts; European artists take about 1 hour and Romanians about 2 hours. (Original) El edificio es precioso por dentro. Hay 2 partes; los artistas europeos q lleva 1 hora aprox y los rumanos unas 2 horas.

Awesome museum, really great works, quite well organized too.

(Translated by Google) Worth visiting, many works that can be seen. (Original) Merita vizitat, foarte multe opere ce pot fi vazute.

(Translated by Google) Super (Original) Super

Superb.

(Translated by Google) He can't help but go here a little. Art smells fresh whenever you sneak under its skin. (Original) Nu se poate sa nu mergi el putin o data aici. Arta miroase a proaspat ori de cate ori te strecori sub pielea ei.

(Translated by Google) I recommend regular visits here for spirit maintenance (Original) Recomand vizite periodice aici pentru intretinere spiritului

(Translated by Google) Ideal for art lovers (Original) Ideal iubitorilor de arta

A big and well organized museum of Romanian art from different areas and times.

(Translated by Google) The modern Romanian art gallery, the top floor is the most interesting. Don't miss Vida Gheza, Man of the Night (Original) Galeria de arta romaneasc moderna, ultimul etaj e cel mai interesant. Nu ratati Vida Gheza, Omul nopții

(Translated by Google) Superb! (Original) Superb!

(Translated by Google) A museum to visit (Original) Un muzeu care trebuie vizitat

(Translated by Google) A museum that everyone should visit at least once in their life! (Original) Un muzeu pe care orice om ar trebuii să îl viziteze măcar o dată în viață!

(Translated by Google) The National Museum of Art in Bucharest has in its patrimony one of the largest collections of paintings in Romania. It was founded in 1948, having an important collection of King Carol I, initially located at Peles Castle in Sinaia as well as in other halls of the Romanian royal residences. Another part of the exhibits was brought from the Brukenthal Museum in Sibiu, from other museums in Bucharest such as Anastase Simu (founded in 1910), the Museum of Dr. Ioan and Nicolae Kalinderu (inaugurated in 1909) as well as from private collections. In addition to these exhibits, the museum collection from the collection of the first art museum in Bucharest, established in 1836 in the building of a school of the Saint Sava Monastery at the initiative of the painter Carol Valenstein, was also attracted. [1] Since 1948, the National Museum of Art occupies the building of the Royal Palace in Bucharest, built in 1937. Today, the museum has over 70,000 separate exhibits in two main directions: the National Gallery, which contains the works of the best Romanian painters (Ion Andreescu, Theodor Aman, Nicolae Grigorescu, Gheorghe Petrașcu, ...) and the European Art Gallery. [1] (Original) Muzeul Național de Artă din București are în patrimoniul său una dintre cele mai mari colecții de picturi din România. El a fost înființat în anul 1948, având o colecție importantă a regelui Carol I, aflată inițial la Castelul Peleș de la Sinaia precum și în alte saloane ale reședințelor regale române. O altă parte a exponatelor a fost adusă de la Muzeul Brukenthal din Sibiu, din alte muzee bucureștene cum a fost Anastase Simu (înființat în anul 1910), Muzeul Dr. Ioan și Nicolae Kalinderu (inaugurat în anul 1909) precum și din colecții particulare. Pe lângă aceste exponate, s-a atras și fondul muzeal din colecția primului muzeu de artă din București, înființat în anul 1836 în clădirea unei școli a Mănăstirii Sfântul Sava la inițiativa pictorului Carol Valenstein.[1] Începând din anul 1948, Muzeul Național de Artă ocupă clădirea Palatului Regal din București, construit în anul 1937. Astăzi, muzeul are spre expunere peste 70.000 de exponate separate în două direcții principale: Galeria Națională, ce are în componență lucrările celor mai buni pictori români (Ion Andreescu, Theodor Aman, Nicolae Grigorescu, Gheorghe Petrașcu,...) și Galeria de Artă Europeană.[1]

(Translated by Google) very beautiful paintings (Original) foarte frumoase picturi

(Translated by Google) It is one of the most beautiful, well organized and serious museums. Not to be missed! (Original) Este unul dintre cele mai frumoase, bine organizate si serioase muzee. Nu trebuie ratat!

(Translated by Google) I was with the students at the European Art Gallery. (Original) Am fost cu studentii la Galeria de Arta Europeana.

(Translated by Google) Superb painting collections! (Original) Colecții de pictură superbe!

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Today we visited The Romanien Medieval Art Gallery. Over 900 icons, mural paintings, embroideries, manuscripts, silverware, woodcarvings, many of them unique, amply survey Romanian art from the 14th – to the early 19th century. Items on display showcase developments in Moldavia, Wallachia and Transylvania, reflecting the intricate manner in which a traditional Byzantine layer blended in Oriental as well as Western influences to generate original local art forms.

(Translated by Google) It's worth visiting! (Original) Merita vizitat!

(Translated by Google) Super (Original) Super

(Translated by Google) It is OK (Original) E ok

(Translated by Google) I recommend temporary exhibitions and more (Original) Recomand expozițiile temporara și nu numai

Beautiful collection, amazing architecture of the building.

(Translated by Google) Pure History for ROMANIA !! 💙💛❤ (Original) Istorie Pură pentru ROMÂNIA !! 💙💛❤

(Translated by Google) A great place for art lovers! (Original) Un loc excelent pentru iubitorii de arta !

(Translated by Google) Many of them film on the topic of kovid 19. Otherwise, most of the waiters are kind and ready to help. The museum is worth it. Many things can be seen. (Original) Много жсе филмират на тема ковид 19. Иначе повечето обслужващи са любезни и готови да помогнат. Музеят си струва. Много неща могат да се видят.

Went at the C.D Rosenthal, An Artist in Time of Revolution event... Just beautiful. Accessible prices

A little too modest for a national art museum.

Conservative in contemporary art, but intrestind in owerview on historical guidlines on Romanian art.

(Translated by Google) Particular! (Original) Deosebit!

(Translated by Google) A museum full of works of art. It is an extremely beneficial experience for the soul! (Original) Un muzeu plin de opere de artă. E experiență extrem de benefică sufletului!

Beautiful museum.

Be aware that you need to pay for street parking!! This museum boasts a beautiful collection of classic 19th-20th century artists (1800-1950s) and some interesting 13-15th century artifacts/art from Christian antiquity, but lacking in more contemporary and other eras. The staff could have been friendlier as well. One “guard” was very rude and insisted that I not charge my phone on an open outlet…something we were very confused by considering there were guards in other rooms doing this exact thing, and the room we were in had a plentitude of outlets. The outlet I chose to use was purposefully far away from any artworks as well. We were also shooed away when we tried to visit the museum store (I would have loved to purchase a museum catalogue). Regardless, I highly recommend visiting this museum. Start at the top floor and work your way down.

Really wonderful place to visit in București specially for tourists. And the guide man at the reception is very gentle and kind who can speak several languages. I can't wait to visit this place again

Interesting place. Good for activities with kids

Can be seen in less than one day. Really shocked then don't accept credit card to pay for your tickets, so make sure you have plenty of Lei with you. Lovely building and setting. Don't expect English explanations on most of the objects/artwork. Really a shame they don't have audio guide to explain about their collection. Currently closed on Mondays and Tuesdays.

nice art, very relatable! brace yourself though, you will encounter a lot of jesuses

i was happy with the quality and quantity of art pieces. they need to improve the lighting. kills a great work of art when half of what you see is light reflection.

Didn't see anything as they don't accept credit card. As they were closing in 1,30h didn't have time to run around and look for cash. Also the lady working there was very rude and didn't even bother to tell me i can buy ticket online as i found out later. I bet there is really cool stuff to see, but this intro really put me down.

A-mazing. Indeed fit for a king. The National Museum of Art is also the former Royal Palace. The art and the architecture are simply stunning

Absolutely stunning...I was so pleasantly surprised by the interiors, the luxury and the art. It is a must see while in Bucharest

I always love Museums of Art and this one was no exception. Its the country’s prime holder of Romanian, European and Oriental art, and its located in the former Royal Palace of Bucharest. It includes the National Gallery (Romanian medieval and modern art) and the European Art Gallery. Apart from numerous temporary exhibitions, visitors can also join guided tours of the former Throne Hall and other spaces of historical relevance. If you do not have the time for the rest, at least visit the National Gallery once you are in Romania.

Beautiful gallery, with many European pieces. Inside is beautifully kept with marble staircases and floors

A pleasant visit. It is true that there is no further explanation on the pieces of art except of their name and the creator. Still, it is a nice collection worth visiting.

I got what I came for. Neat place, cool layout, beautiful architecture, respectable collection, not too busy, and they let you take pictures with your phone!

I visited the Royal palace wing only but it's absolutely amazing with such luxury that us definitely work the 5 Euros fee.

The price of the ticket is good, very cheap for children and students. The romanian modern art gallery was so beautiful and the photos that are attached to the post were my favourite pieces of art. There are a lot of stairs, but there is an elavator to take as well if need be. I loved the portraits! I was there for 3 hours and i do not know when that time passed.

Liked the buildings and the paintings, specifically the architecture of the Modern Art Gallery was easy to follow and had interesting collections. Some of the galleries need some good air conditioners. It can be a bit annoying when some of the curators (if I'm not mistaken) follow you to make sure you don't touch anything!

Fabulous gallery. We did European art before lunch and then Romanian art in the after lunch. Fabulous selection. Well worth the entry fee which was exceptionally good value. Note of warning, they only take cash.

I like the temporary exhibitions lately. It costs 20 RON. This summer the paintings of Nicolae Grigorescu (1838 - 1907) are displayed. He was the founder of the modern Romanian painting. Beside his paintings, he was also a beautiful man - as I was told and saw in some photos. His portraits are all filled with melancholy (this is how I feel them), but in the eyes of his subjects there is also hope, life, innocence - marked by a little white dot in the irises of the girls he painted. Most of the frames on his paintings were ordered by him from France. My paintings from home have similar frames, so they remind me a lot of childhood and peace. The well known "Car cu 4 boi" aka "Car(ul) cu boi" was so much bigger than expected. I have a little copy at home which gave me the impression that the original shouldn't be much bigger. Nicolae Grigorescu had a white ox called Ghiocel - meaning Snowdrop. He did a lot of sketches and paintings with him, but these are back to the memorial museum in Câmpina. There are some photos (ex. Iosif Berman's) from that time and also costumes and traditional items from his period which also displayed the rural life of Romania in the passage between the XIXth century and the XXth. Why do I give 4 stars: because on some paintings the lights above make a shadow on them. No postcards with his paintings - in general, few postcards at the entrance. Nicolae Grigorescu's paintings left me with at least two things that come to me off the top of my head: - the more grounded understanding of the progress all people made in a 100 years - I feel like what he painted is true and corresponds with what I see in people: a kind of beauty that will never fade away. It reminds me at the same time of Nicolae Steinhardt's translation of Baudelaire's words: "Frumusețea nu este altceva decât făgăduința fericirii" - "Beauty is nothing but the promise of happiness".

Inside this impetuous historical building, art enthusiasts can visit some delightful art galleries., since it hosts the Romanian National Art Museum. Positive: beautiful art of incredible value. Negative: it would be nice to be able to visit also the rest of this majestic building, not just the areas dedicated to the art expositions. Suggestions: No! Recommend: yes!

Very beautiful museum especially the galleria natiolana’s last two floors. The tickets are cheap considering the amount of art you can see.