This was an unexpected gem that we stopped on our last morning in Tulcea because I am a lover of both history and art. The woman we spoke to was very knowledgeable about the history of the house as well as the art on display on both levels. The Avramide family were wealthy businessmen who lost everything when Communism took over and the family home was later turned into a museum to celebrate art and culture. There was some really great art on display and even a small section where local high school art works were on display. The art by Eugeniu Barău was truly incredible and I had never heard of him before but the work was powerful, vibrant and political. Tickets to Casa Avramide came with free entry to the Tulcea Art Museum

Local cultural exposition. Nice place to visit

If you're in Tulcea don't miss this one!! Won't regret it!

Great place! Coffee-shop, bar and museum, all in one!!

Beautiful location and room. Very bumpy track to get to it

Of all the museums visited in several countries, this is the MOST BEAUTIFUL. THANK YOU TO THOSE WHO ESTABLISHED IT AND TO THOSE WHO TAKE CARE OF IT! 👏👏👏❤💛💙

It was OK

Super renovated

Excelent old house that belonged once to Mr. Avramidis, a rich Greek person who lived in Tulcea. Very beautiful decoration, wonderful paintings. Sad history that the state took the house from the owner..

Scoring a 5 for both a very warm welcome and a fascinating insight into 20C local history, this museum is well worth a visit. Pay once for Casa Avramide and the Tulcea Art Museum (keep your tickets)

Paintings in the museum are totally worth it

Beautiful old building with great art exhibitions.

Very nice place! You can see many interesting things about life in Tulcea, at the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century.

Ok