Romanian Museum / Archive of the Past in Bucharest

The Museum of Romanian Records is a place where lovers of beauty have the opportunity to contemplate the evolution of humanity in its various phases through the prism of unique collections. This project was born more than 10 years ago on the initiative of the architect Ion Chirescu out of a passion for collecting.

The building is located in Bucharest, Sector 3, at 25 Parfumului Street and houses some of the largest private collections in the world. On an area of over 5000 m², the Museum of Romanian Records presents 100 spectacular collections in 10 exhibition rooms, divided into 4 sections: the collections of irons, coasters and stoves, the corkscrew collection, the philately collection and the collections of cameras, gramophones, phonographs, typewriters and calculators, telephones, scales, jugs, mills, objects with the theme of the flowers of the corner, etc. There is also a department for outstanding Romanian achievements, which is currently under construction.