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The Clock Museum
Museum
Sundials, astronomical clocks & vintage watches, displayed in a 19th-century magistrate's home.
4.70 (1.8K reviews)
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Museum of the Townsman's House
Museum
👍👍 One of the if not the oldest building in Ploiești. It has an interesting history and most of it and it's furniture is intact and original even thought it went through two world wars and the 1977 earthquake.
Personal was polite and really helpful.
Tickets are bought via cash only.
4.70 (270 reviews)
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The County Museum of History and Archeology
History museum
👍👍 Very nice kind staff, super friendly! Very nice museum, and a nice place to go while you're in Ploiești.
Just be aware that you'll need basic knowledge of Romanian, or at least a few key words, because they do not speak English.
4.40 (331 reviews)
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The National Museum of Oil
Museum
😐 For engineers,mechanics, geolodists and curious people.Fine exhibits outside,interesting items(including models)-inside.Wisely informative!
4.40 (263 reviews)
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The Statue of Liberty
Historical landmark
👍👍 The Statue of Liberty is one of the oldest statues in Ploiești. It was brought to the country, from France, in 1876. Its installation did not begin until after the Romanian War of Independence, the statue being unveiled on June 11, 1881, on a plinth executed by the architect Toma N. Socolescu, in Pi...
4.40 (187 reviews)
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Memorial museum Paul Constantinescu
Museum
👍👍 The building (Historical Monument - Prahova) was donated to the state in 1993 by Eleonora Constantinescu. Paul Constantinescu's sister-in-law also donated a valuable heritage including a rich collection of books, pieces of furniture and documents about the life and work of the composer, who lived pa...
4.30 (31 reviews)