Art Museum of Cluj-Napoca

The Art Museum of Cluj-Napoca displays collections of Romanian and European art across twenty exhibition rooms in an eighteenth-century Baroque building.

The museum, established in 1951, incorporated collections from the Transylvanian Museum and the Pinacoteca Virgil Cioflec, forming a comprehensive Romanian art institution.

The National Gallery section presents four centuries of Romanian art, including sixteenth-century altarpieces, Biedermeier paintings, and works from Transylvanian painters.

Visitors can explore permanent exhibitions of paintings, sculptures, and decorative arts, while temporary exhibitions rotate throughout the year with contemporary artists.

The collection features significant works from the Baia Mare painting school, representing an important artistic movement in Transylvanian cultural development.

Location: Cluj-Napoca

Inception: 1951

Website: http://macluj.ro

GPS coordinates: 46.77056,23.59083

Latest update: March 4, 2025 01:23