Muzeul Consumatorului Comunist
Timișoara, Romania
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Frequently mentioned in reviews: Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. What a unique and experience! My six-year-old daughter and I stopped by on a Wednesday in July around noon. The to the is clearly marked. Walk through the courtyard and up the stairs to a little bar area. A woman will guide you to the museum, which is entirely in the basement. The itself is free, but guests are encouraged to leave a cash in a piggy bank on the way out. Or you can order a drink from the bar to help support the museum. The is two rooms, a kitchen, and a long hallways stuffed with Communist-era items from dolls to cameras to a World War II gas mask. It’s quirky AF and so worth a visit. Take time to notice every detail of the to see what a Communist-era flat looked like. For me this is one of the highlights of the city, not only does it have a tonne of cool stuff but it's (you can leave a donation) and it has the coolest bar above it with a as well! There isn't much to say about the exhibition, it's just randomly chosen stuff from the era put into a couple of in the basement, but everything is self explanatory. The lady who is also the bartender (💪) told me about how the idea for the place came about and what the place is meant to be. I enjoyed it a lot, it's sort of a proof life goes on even under a dictatorship and it's impossible to crush the spirit of the people Many memories from our comunist past. My beautiful childhood❤️ Special collection. Don’t miss it when in Timisoara! No fee entry. Relaxing with many options. Visited May 2024 One of my favorite things to do when traveling is to check out hidden, obscure places, places not found on any tourist map. The of the Consumer is such a place. A very extensive and eclectic collection of era tchotchkes, and contraband items that every older Romanian will recognize. Super cool place that comes with a small theater, a bar and summer too. A very interesting, full-of-memories out of the life! A 2 apartment (dining room, kids room, kitchen, hallway), with plenty of memorabilia, old traditions and typical decorations. The staff is very nice and they tell you a bit about the place, how it was founded and what they do there. There is also a bar, if you want to chill inside or on the terrace:) P.S. To visit the you don’t have to pay an fee but you can make a (if you want). Tucked away in a side street, this charming place is actually a bar/pub, where you can grab a or a snack. The is a private collection of memorabilia from the era. The is free, but a is appreciated. Staff is welcoming and speaks english. It’s a really nice that gives you a look of the past. It’s interesting place that shows how people used to live. You can find a lot of items of the past separated in rooms. The is free, but you can leave a donation. There is also place there for you to see and have a coffee. It’s a nice quiet neighbourhood. I recommend having this quick stop to your journey. This is not a but rather a very cool themed bar. The is the "museum" part where you can look at various items from the era while sipping a beer. Very chill place. Un loc WOW! Recomand ! Nu este tocmai un muzeu, ci o locație unde poți vedea foarte multe lucruri din perioada comunistă. Accesul nu se face pe baza unui bilet de intrare, ci pe baza unei donații la fața locului. Există la locație și un bar și o terasă, unde poți bea ceva. Extraordinary place where you can go back in history (with a entrance), see a show in the smallest theater in the country, have a cup of coffee in their beautiful garden. Our favourite place in Timisoara so far. The terrace and their is wow! I felt lost like in my childhood stories ☀️ I come every time when I’m in Timisoara. Their and very good and I love the idea of promoting Romanian and snacks 🫶🏼 About the museum, it’s interesting, reminds me my grandparents house. Lovely place which displays exhibits from the era, from antiques to relics. It's small, cozy and has just a few rooms. The is right in the and access is totally free. An awesome hidden historic spot for any adventurer who wants the history of the place they are visiting. There's so much to look at with so many relics from the era. They have a bar with great deals and a patio and to relax at. Totally free, it'd be sad not to buy a refreshing beer! Przemiła szefowa przybytku. Fajna podróż w czasie :-) Perfect place to spend an afternoon at, looking at the huge amount of pieces of Romanian history and enjoying a local in the garden. Even though the entry is of charge I recommend that every visitor makes a small to support the business. Awesome experience. entry. If you're a child of RSR, this place will take you on a trip down memory lane. You'll find the Turda glassware (the glass fish on everyone's TV), toys that only lasted a day not because they weren't sturdy but because most children would take apart. And many more era memorabilia. If you're a history buff, go see it. The is a (I encourage you to donate so the will expand). The bartender/host is a nice young man that styled himself as "Dracula" There is so much stuff that would look much nicer if it was better organized. Definitely worth a visit. One of the best bars in town! I wasn't hungry but there's food also. Trendy hipster hangout. This place took a bit of finding down a tree lined side street, but we'll worth it. Amazing collection of old artifacts in the basement, and a lovely old bar upstairs with a lovely courtyard out the back. Perfect for a or two on a warm summer evening. Fantastic service too. Highly recommended. Best bar experience in the town. You should take a and visit the underground!!! The offers fascinating items to observe and reminisce about "the old times". Besides the scenery in multiple rooms, there is a decent bar above with pleasant staff, providing quite cozy atmosphere. Am vizitat muzeul și am plecat cumva nostalgică de acolo….am petrecut câteva minute și mi-am revăzut copilăria. Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. See how the number of reviews and average review scores have changed over time. Restaurant Brewpub Bistro Gastropub Pub
Opening hours
| Monday | 10:00 AM to 11 PM |
| Tuesday | 10:00 AM to 11 PM |
| Wednesday | 10:00 AM to 11 PM |
| Thursday | 10:00 AM to 11 PM |
| Friday | 10:00 AM to 11 PM |
| Saturday | 11:00 AM to 11 PM |
| Sunday | 2 to 11 PM |
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- Address
- Strada Arhitect Laszlo Szekely 1, Timişoara, RO
- Phone
- +40 751 892 340
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