Reopening for the public

Decision no. 24/14.05.2020 is emitted instituting the state of alert on national level and the measures preventing and controlling infections in the context of the epidemiological situation generated by the SARSCoV-2 virus. The Annex of the Decision 24/14.05.2020 allows the cultural activities taking place in specific spaces, respectively in museums, libraries and exhibition halls and which are conducted respecting the measures for prevention and protection. Therefore, some of the museums and libraries have resumed their activity with the public in various ways:

Museums and libraries in Romania that have announced they would resume the visiting and access schedule for the public:

May 15th 2020

• Complexul Muzeal Arad – [details]
• Centrul de Cultură “Palatele Brâncoveneşti de la Porţile Bucureştiului” [details]
• Complexul Astronomic Baia Mare – [details]
• Muzeul Național al Literaturii Române Iași  [details] opened the following sections: The „Ion Creangă” Museum (Bojdeuca), The „Sf. Ierarh Dosoftei – Mitropolitul” Museum,  The „Mihai Eminescu” Museum, The collection „History of the Romanian Theatre”, The „Mihail Sadoveanu” Museum , The„George Topîrceanu” Museum, The „Mihai Codreanu” Museum, The „Otilia Cazimir” Museum.
• Muzeul Național al Banatului – [details]
• Muzeul Județean Vâlcea reopened its following branches: The History Museum, The Museal Complex Măldărești,  The Art Museum Casa Simian [details], The Memorial House “Anton Pann” and Muzeul Satului Vâlcean [details]
• Muzeul Național Brukenthal Sibiu reopened the Brukenthal Palace – The European Art Gallery, the History Museum Casa Altemberger and the Museum of Natural History – [details]
• Muzeul Casa Mureșenilor Brașov
• Casa Memorială Ștefan Baciu Brașov
• Muzeul Maramureșean din Sighetul Marmației [details]
• Muzeul Viticulturii și Pomiculturii Golesti (exterior exhibition) [details]

May 16th 2020

• Muzeul Județean Gorj Alexandru Ștefulescu reopened the following branches: The History and Archaeology Museum, The Art Museum and Memorial House „Ecaterina Teodoroiu”, The Popular Architecture Museum in Curtișoara, The Museum House of „Constantin Brâncuși” in Hobița, The Memorial House „Tudor Vladimirescu” in Vladimir, The Memorial House „Ion Popescu-Voitești” in Voiteștii din Deal and The Memorial House  Casa Cartienilor de la Cartiu. [details]
• Muzeul Județean de Stiințele Naturii Prahova reopened the Botanical Garden section in Bucov [details]
• Muzeul Municipal Câmpulung Muscel reopened for the public the Mausoleum in Mateiaş and the „George Topîrceanu” Memorial House, and, as of Monday, May 18th 2020, it reopened for the public the History and Plastic Art section and the Ethnography and Popular Art section. [details]

May 19th 2020

• Biblioteca Națională a României – [details]
• Muzeul Național al Unirii Alba Iulia – [details]
• Biblioteca Județeană „Nicolae Iorga” Prahova – Opening both its central headquarters and its branch on 23rd August Street, with unique access point, abiding to all the legal provisions. [details]

May 20th 2020

• Muzeul Național de Artă al României, along with its sections Muzeul Colecțiilor de Artă, Muzeul K.H. Zambaccian and Muzeul Theodor Pallady [details]
• Muzeul Național George Enescu – all its three headquarters in Bucharest, Sinaia and Tescani – [details]
• Muzeul de Istorie Națională și Arheologie Constanța – [details]
• Muzeul de Artă Cluj Napoca – [details]

May 22nd 2020

• Muzeul Țării Crișurilor, along with its sections: memorial museums ”Aurel Lazăr”, ”Iosif Vulcan” and ”Ady Endre”, as well as The Cave in Vadu Crișului [details]

June 1st 2020

• Muzeul Județean Mureș reopens for visiting Palatul Culturii in Târgu Mureș – [details]
• Muzeul Tării Făgărașului Valer Literat – [details]