Marine Museum, Naval heritage museum in Constanța, Romania.

The Marine Museum in Constanta displays a large collection of naval artifacts, vessels, uniforms, and navigation tools from different time periods. The exhibition spreads across many rooms and tells the story of seafaring and naval operations on the Romanian coast.

The museum was established by Council of Ministers Decision no. 1127 of 29 May 1969 and opened on 3 August 1969 in Constanța as the Romanian Navy Museum, housed in the former Naval School building. Law 311/2003 confirmed it as a museum of national importance, the second within the Ministry of National Defence and the only one in Dobruja. Government Decision no. 755 of 11 October 2017 reclassified it and changed its title to the National Museum of the Romanian Navy.

The collection displays naval uniforms and insignia from the Romanian fleet dating back to the 1800s. You can see how maritime traditions and seafaring practices developed along the Black Sea coast.

The museum is located in central Constanta and is easy to reach on foot. Plan to spend several hours exploring the different exhibition areas and examining the collection details.

The museum holds original vessels displayed outdoors, among them the model of the Maritsa (1834) and the brig Mircea (1862), alongside bow figures, anchors, propellers and fragments of wrecks. Its library and archive support research on Romanian seafaring.