An amazing piece of history, hidden in the middle of the city. It housed a great family of artists, who came fro Germany to Romania. The building itself is a jewel of art, but contains paintings and sculptures, as well as a lovely garden in the back.

A talented family of painters and sculptors. The museum offers the original art of the Storck family, but for the 10 lei entrance fee I would have expected more than just access to three rooms. It has a garden as well, yet it was not that well maintained. Some of the vegetation took over the place.

A nice small gem in the heart of Bucharest. It’s a family memorial house where you can observe sculptures and paintings. If it’s not too crowded, you can ask to visit the backyard which is a little green paradise, unfortunately not as much preserved as it deserves.

Currently spotted by instagramers and in hype. Loved it. You can visit the house and the garden. There are many sculptures and paintingsplus the interior design is quite cool - tapestry marble columns. Various sculptures of Romanian royal figures or German writers. The garden is impressive it has a japanese tree which creates a cozy private little place inside. It has flowers, fig trees and a stone little fountain. You can throrougly visit it in 20 minutes so its great for a pre brunch stroll. Its located in an area near small cool fancy restaurants. Great and artsy. At the entrance you cand find big blocks of stone depicting some gods I guess which were interesting due to the fact that they came from the University of Bucharest after WWII bombing. Also various white statuetes embedded in the exterior walls, that added a personal touch to it.

Highly recommend it! The lady guide was really helpful and the museum was so interesting!

Lovely guide, we highly recommend her! She will provide you with great stories about the couple of artists and Belle Epoque Bucharest ♥️! The building, with its paintings, frescoes, sculptures and garden is amazing! An oasis in the capital's centre!

Charming place in the middle of the town, the beautiful home of Cecilia Cutescu-Stork and Frederic Stork is a museum impregnated by their passion for art. The murals, the paintings, the ink landscapes, the statues and other sculptures make the house alive with the spirits of the two artists, who dedicated their lifes to making and teaching art.

(Translated by Google) The wonderful house, with many special works, exceptionally explained by the museographer who was a guide of note 100. The passion, the culture, the good sense of this lady made the visit to this museum house become an unforgettable memory. It is extraordinary that there are such people, who passionately share with others their ocean of general culture. Although they work in the cold because unfortunately the house is not heated, the dance is a monument of culture, of sensitivity that takes you through history and art with great professionalism. I didn't know when 3 hours had passed in this museum. I'll be back! (Original) Minunata casa, cu multe lucrări deosebite, excepțional explicate de dna muzeograf care a fost un ghid de nota 100. Pasiunea,cultura, bunul simt al acestei doamne au făcut ca vizita în aceasta casa muzeu sa devina o amintire de neuitat. Este extraordinar ca exista astfel de oameni, care cu pasiune împărtășesc și celorlalți oceanul lor de cultura generala.cu toate ca lucrează în frig pentru ca din păcate casa nu este încălzită, dansa este un monument de cultura, de sensibilitate care te poarta în istorie și arta cu un mare profesionalism. Nu am știut când au trecut 3 ore pe care le am petrecut în acest muzeu. Voi reveni!

The place is beautiful, full of charm. Everything is original , romantic garden. Very nice lady. If you want discover unique place in Bucharest this is it.

It has one of the best Interiors I have ever seen. The house turned museum is a must visit place for sure. Not only you get the chance to see some amazing art, the house itself it's a work of art that needs to be admired.

(Translated by Google) The museum is small but beautiful, the museographer is an expensive and enriches the experience. (Original) Muzeul e mic dar frumos, doamna muzeograf e o scumpa si imbogateste experienta.

5 stars for what this place could be, not for what it really is. The house is gorgeous, but sadly it rapidly approaches dereliction unless some renovation works start in the near future. The art exhibits are lovely, I especially enjoyed Cecilia's drawings of the places in Spain and Portugal that they visited. The garden and the passage to get there are a shame, because of the state they are left in. Bonus points for the part of Bucharest where the museum is situated, it's one of the quietest and most beautiful parts of the city.

Absolutely amazing pieces of art inside. The building itself and the garden are also very special, but it is such such a pitty that the authorities do not invest anything in restoring this monument! It makes me sad every time I see this happening in Bucharest, and it is very often. It really is worthy of a visit, you will be blown away by the avant-garde elements of the style for both the sculptures and the paintings. That couple really was something. I definitely recommend it as a hidden jewel in Bucharest. The personel was very friendly and kind. Me and my friend we spent more than an hour admiring every corner and piece, and the kind man just waited for us at the entrance door. It was no one besides us at around 16.00 on a Friday, during corona times. Again, warmly recommend visiting this place!

Very nice and interesting museum in the heart of the city.

(Translated by Google) The building, the victim of time and carelessness of the authorities, has deteriorated greatly. The collections of the two artists are mostly well preserved. And I say mostly, because mural painting requires reconditioning. (Original) Cladirea, victima timpului si a nepasarii autoritatilor sa degradat in mare masura. Colectiile celor doi artisti sunt in mare parte bine conservate. Si spun in mare parte, pentru ca pictura murala necesita lucrari de reconditionare.

I fell in love with the house, with the story and especially with the Art. Cecilia & Fritz were two of the greateast creators of their time. Their art benefited from their mutual admiration of the human body, their love for nature(their personal garden is tempting the visitors to dream of far long gone days) and their ability to translate beauty into stone. The whole house is painted by Cecilia and has Fritz's masterpieces adorning it. Left to decay by their heirs and not reinforced nor restaured, the beautiful home will collapse eventually if not for some miracle intervention. One of the pending great loses of the world of art and a gem to be regretted soon, this is a place where beauty has called home for many, many years. It's worth a visit and the time to listen to the story. The only thing that I can do is to invite you to have your own experience of it. Enjoy! Love&Joy, AMA

It includes two artists studios with works by the three sculptors in the Storck family (style resembling Rodin) and paintings by Cecilia (style resembling Gauguin). Some of the walls also have beautiful murals made by Cecilia. I would definitely recommend getting the guided tour, it enhances the experience. Considering the low fee, I would definitely recommend this to any art buffs in the area.

A truly remarkable house. You can still feel it was the home of two great artists: a sculptor and a painter. The only downside: it looks as if it has never been repaired; frankly, grime and even black mold cover a lot of the works of the walls and even some works of art.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful house museum, but which would need some restoration work. It is worth seeing, especially since the ticket price is insignificant (Original) O casa muzeu frumoasa, dar care ar avea nevoie de niste lucrari de restaurare. Merita vazuta, mai ales ca pretul biletului e unul nesemnificativ

I loved it. The art was spectacular the place was warm, like a home with good memories.

The Frederic Storck and Cecilia Cuțescu Storck is located on the northern side of Bucharest, at No. 16 Vasile Alecsandri Street. The Museum’s heritage was mainly formed by the donation made in October 1951 by Cecilia Cuțescu Storck and daughters Gabriela Florica Storck and Cecilia Frederica Storck Botez, towards the People’s Town Council. The house – an architectural monument – was built by the two artists between 1911 and 1913, and preserves the creations of an entire family of artists. Karl Storck (1826-1887), a sculptor, was the first sculpting professor at the School of Fine Arts, founded by Theodor Aman. He is the author of the first monumental sculpture of Bucharest, which still exists today, and portrays Mihail Cantacuzino. Carol Storck (1854-1926), sculptor, Karl Storck’s son, is the author of three of the allegories decorating the Bucharest Palace of Justice, and of the monument “General Dr. Carol Davila”, located in front of the Bucharest University of Medicine. Frederic Stork (1872-1942), sculptor, Karl Storck’s son, was a professor at the Bucharest School of Fine Arts. Cecilia Cuțescu Storck (1879-1969), painter, wife of sculptor Frederic Storck, was the first female professor in an art academy, not only in Romania but also in Europe. She taught painting and decorative arts at the Bucharest School of Fine Arts. The Frederic Storck and Cecilia Cuțescu Storck collection encompasses sculptures, paintings, drawings in ink and charcoal, pastels, watercolors, and gouache works. Additionally there are a series of plates and bronze medals, as well as other collectibles, such as ancient coins, and icons.

Small but very cute and artistic house museum. It has a nice history. You can see Celilia’s paintings and Frederic’s sculptures as well as a small part of the house. The entrance is 10 Lei (2€) and it takes 10-15 minutes.

A very welcoming host for a student exhibition. The museum is like a portal to another place and time, when everything was calm and easy to live. Great atmosphere as it should be in a house of a great artist. Worth a long stay, the only way to get impregnated with the spirit of the place.

Although we visited on weekend the place was not at all crowded. The house is very impressive with ceiling and walls painted by Cecilia Cutescu Storck, many beautiful sculptures representing different human emotions made by the painter's husband and also beautiful paintings by the lady owner of the house. The visit lead me to the atmosphere of the 20th century around 1910 when the house was built in an English style.

The House of Frederick Storck and Cecilia Cutescu in Bucharest is a treasure trove of artistic brilliance and historical charm. Our guided tour was elevated by the enchanting storytelling of our guide, who beautifully unfolded the tale behind each stunning artwork.

Gorgeous house. There isn't a lot to visit but you'll love it all the same. It's in decent shape so far, but it risks falling into neglect.

A must while visiting Bucharest. The interior is extremely beautiful. The interior garden as well. The lady working there is an open book with sooo much knowledge. They only accept cash - at least when I visited

Interesting museum, the house itself is an exhibit, but it's in dire need of a renovation. It would have been nice to have the garden renovated for visitors as well.

It is a very lovely place to enjoy a quiet walk in the morning or afternoon. The place is not big and it allows you to pay more attention to the beautiful art you will find inside and details. The yard and garden are not very well maintained and it is a pitty but with the ticket price so low it is understandable. To be minded: tickets can be paid only cash.

Very nice museum, with beautiful paintings and sculptures. You can pay only with cash, but the ticket is only 10 lei. Highly recommended to take the guided tour and also to visit the garden.

I've been passing by this museum quite often but managed to visit it during museum nights. I was so happy I did and fell in love with it and its history. The house is gorgeous and houses sculptures, paintings, drawings in ink and charcoal, pastels, watercolors, and gouache work from Frederic Storck, Karl Storck, Carol Storck and Cecilia Cutescu, as well as other collectibles. The highlight of the museum was the mural in the main room, illustrating the different facets of love. A must visit for art aficionados.

the building doesnt look great from the outside ( i think a renovation is in order) but the inside and the garden look absolutely fantastic

Small but absolutely lovely, you can really feel the artists' personalities and imagine them working there. The garden in the back also looks great, although it's probably even better in the summer.

Ein Museum welches wie viele anderen Museen in Bukarest, dich total begeistert mit seinem Jugendstil Charme. Das Haus ist wunderschön, so wie die Skulpturen und Malerei. Allerdings braucht diese Juwel vom Haus ein bisschen Reparatur, damit es weitere Besucher glücklich macht!

(Translated by Google) Pleasant, surprising visit! Úuuiiiup (Original) Vizită plăcută, surprinzătoare!úuuiiiup

Very nice and interesting place! Very nice pieces of art along with a lot of history and architecture

A place of unbelievable beauty. All the pieces of art are made by the family, that amazed me. Totally recommend! Small museums have their individuality and soul.

Beautiful art works and such nice company. The lady working here is the sweetest and very eager to explain to us the history of the Storck house. I definitely recommend giving it a visit. It doesnt take more than 30 minutes!

(Translated by Google) The house on the outside is a little in need. The area is also not very good. The museum is mainly of sculptures. (Original) La casa por fuera esta un poco necesitada. La zona tampoco es que este muy bien. El museo es principalmente de esculturas.

Really tiny museum. It is not really worth the visit. During my visit it was under maintenance and there were builders and workers everywhere (and they where laughing, shouting, in general impeding the whole visit and admiration of the place). It truly wasn't anything special and the con was the prohibition of taking photos (even without flash). The guy in the ticket office was helpful.

Unique museum but lacks informations and the restauration of the building is urgent!

Nice neighborhood, great art, beautiful house and a terrific dosen!

A really touch of communism on real art.

Beautiful story about Storck family. I truly recommend you to visit.

Beautiful house and nice, small collection. House in need of major renovation.

A small beautiful museum! The only issue I encountered was that the first time I tried to visit, all gates and doors were closed, even if according to the timetable, it should have been open!

Casa Storck se află în patrimoniul valoros al culturii românești grație proprietarilor care, prin generozitatea lor, au lăsat-o în custodie statului pentru a o valorifica. Din păcate, se află într-o stare de degradare continuă, ce nu îi va mai permite vizite decât pentru maxim 2-3 decade. Autenticitatea operelor expuse e impresionantă, beneficiind de o relevantă și complexă prezentare datorită unui muzeograf erudit și pasionat. Incursiunea în fascinanta viață și creație artistică a celor două generații de sculptori Storck (Karl, fii Karol și Frederick, nora Cecilia Cuțescu Storck) e magică, poveștile fascinante desprinzându-ne de cotidian și proiectându-ne în trecut! Casa muzeu adăpostește o mică grădină seculară, în mijlocul căreia trenează un salcâm impresionant. Merită vizitată această bijuterie a capitalei!

(Translated by Google) Wonderful place, simple but beautiful. (Original) Magnifique lieu simple mais beau.

(Translated by Google) A very pleasant experience in a really quiet setting. The inner garden is an oasis of peace. Unfortunately the house is quite damaged and needs immediate restoration. The price is a bit high considering that there are only two or three rooms open to the public. Very interesting mural painting. (Original) O experiență foarte plăcută intr.un cadru realmente liniștit. Grădina interioara e o oaza de liniște. Din păcate casa este destul de afectata și necesită o restaurare imediata. Prețul cam mare având în vedere că sunt doar două-trei încăperi deschise publicului. Pictura murala foarte interesanta.

Must-go-to!

(Translated by Google) A very interesting museum with mural art, sculptures, paintings and decorations from the old Coltea settlement. Too bad it's in a pretty advanced state of degradation. The ladies are very nice guides and eager to share new information. Don't forget to visit the garden and position yourself under the Japanese acacia - you will have a surprise. (Original) Un muzeu foarte interesant cu arta -murala, sculpturi, picturi si cu decoratiuni din vechiul asezamant Coltea. Pacat ca este intr-o stare de degradare destul de avansată. Doamnele ghide foarte dragute si dornice sa impartaseaca cu noi informatii. Sa nu uitati sa vizitati gradina si sa pozitionati sub salcamul japonez- o sa aveti o surpriza .

(Translated by Google) A unique experience! Everything is wonderful. The museum should be reconditioned. (Original) O experienta unica!Totul este minunat.Ar trebui reconditionat muzeul.

(Translated by Google) Excellent both the museum and the art collection, remarkable by the number of works and their quality. A special mention for the museographer - what a joy to meet people so civilized, passionate, cultured and cute as a dance. (Original) Excelent atat muzeul cat si colectia de arta, remarcabile prin numarul lucrarilor si calitatea acestora. O mentiune speciala pt dna muzeograf - ce bucurie sa intalnim oameni atat de civilizati, pasionati, culti si draguti ca dansa.

One of the hidden gems of Bucharest. Love it!

(Translated by Google) The house needs renovation (Original) Casa necesita renovare

(Translated by Google) The museum is a shadow, it is under "renovation". Dirty in the yard, it looks like it's left. (Original) Muzeul este o umbra, este in "renovare". Mizerie in curte, arata parca este parasita.

(Translated by Google) For art lovers (Original) לאוהבי אמנות

Great museum, great location. The lady that does the tour is very knowledgeble and a great guide.

The house is beautiful, but in very poor condition. Same with the garden. The art collection is very small.

A small museum (only 5 rooms) but very nice decorated. The building needs a restoration.

(Translated by Google) Excellent! Worth a visit especially in summer (Original) Excelent! Merita o vizita mai ales vara

(Translated by Google) The splendid art nouveau house with Masonic overtones, which the town hall holds pitifully (Original) Splendida casa art nouveau cu tente masonice,pe care primăria o tine jalnic

(Translated by Google) Small but interesting. (Original) Mic dar interesant.

(Translated by Google) The observation of the collection, which includes works of sculpture, painting, drawings in ink and charcoal, pastels, watercolors and gouaches, is doubled by the pleasure of the incursion in a surprising space. I strongly recommend. (Original) Observarea colectiei ce cuprinde lucrări de sculptură, pictură, desene în tuș și cărbune, pasteluri, acuarele și guașe, e dublata de placerea incursiunii intr-un spatiu surprinzator. Recomand cu caldura.

(Translated by Google) The museum, located in the Roman area, contains the donation made by Cecilia Stork to the Popular Staff of the Capital in 1950. There are sculptures by: Frederic Stork, Karl Stork, Carol Stork and the painting by Cecilia Stork. The building built between 1911 and 1913. Worth it. (Original) Muzeul , situat in zona Romana, conține donația făcută de Cecilia Stork către Staful Popular al Capitalei in 1950. Se găsesc lucrări de sculptura ale lui: Frederic Stork,, Karl Stork, Carol Stork și pictura realizată de Cecilia Stork. Clădirea construită între 1911 și 1913. Merită.

(Translated by Google) To visit. Special works. The location, the works of inestimable value (Original) A se vizita. Lucrari deosebite. Locația,lucrările de o valoare inestimabila

(Translated by Google) Beautiful (Original) Frumos

(Translated by Google) It is worth investing and arranging. (Original) Merita sa investiti si sa l aranjati.