Muzeul National al Satului "Dimitrie Gusti", Bucharest

The museum is an absolute must see in Bucharest! Really the best way to pass an entire afternoon in the capital, considering it is massive and all the descriptive captures/panels are both in Romanian and English! The entry fee is only 15 Lei per person (just a bit more than 3 Euros). There are maps of the "village" around, it is just a pity a copy of it is not available for visitors.. The open air museum also has a well stocked shop, with every kind of Romanian object.

A lovely combination of a park and a museum where you can learn a lot about the traditional architecture and lifestyle in old Romanian villages while walking in the open. Authentic village households, farms, mills and churches from all over the country are rebuild next to each other with written descriptions in front so the visitors can compare the specifics of the different regions. There is a nice gift shop at the main entrance. Walking around the village museum is both a pleasant and an educational experience. I recommend it.

Cute little area. Nice for a long walk. Enjoyed going inside some of the homes. Wish there was more food/water available and at better prices. Wear walking shoes.

Romanian traditions in a natural environment, the perfect representation of the village life in an Eastern European country! It's a big and beautiful place, that sends you back to the time of manual labor and shows us the strong bond between man and nature. Strong history and great events, also. It's a major go, if you are near the Victory Square in Bucharest. Totally recommend it!

It's an awesome place, great for kids, well maintained and restored. Unfortunately, furniture and interiors are available for a limited number of houses. It's still a great place, well taken care of, with a lot of almost perfectly restored details. Although not the largest museum of this kind, there are still a lot of things to see, including 1:1 houses, churches, yards, engineering samples. It also has a playground and a restaurant, so you can easily spend a few hours with your kids here