The George Enescu National Museum is a small but interesting museum located in a beautiful building. It is well organized and offers a stunning interior. The museum focuses on the life and works of the renowned local musician, George Enescu. Visitors can expect to see Enescu's personal objects and listen to his music. Despite the museum's limited size, it is definitely worth a visit, especially considering the affordable ticket price. However, some visitors have noted that the building itself is in need of serious renovation and maintenance. The lack of care from the authorities has resulted in an advanced state of decay for the museum. Despite these drawbacks, the museum holds a lot of potential and provides a unique glimpse into the life of George Enescu.
10.10.21
Nick
Was pretty interesting but not too big. Worth the visit though
06.10.21
Alex
A nice museum. Not to much to see. Only 3 rooms but is not that expensive.
28.08.21
Andrei
Beautiful museum, definetly worth the visit! The museum is also really well organized and the interior is stunning
26.08.21
Paul
Great place, Nice architecture, all full of history.
25.08.21
Adrian
Beautiful building but it needs serious renovation.
There is a museum inside; it costs 10 lei (~2 euro) to visit and you can pay by card :)
You can expect to listen Enescu's music and see a lot of his personal objects. Everything is gathered i.. Read more »nside 2 little rooms.
15.08.21
Edgardo
It's a beautiful palace with the story of a very specific local musician of the 1900. It need a lot of maintenance and improvements. The ticket is extremely inexpensive. I am not from here and i find the building more interesting than the musica.. Read more »l story.
11.08.21
Erin
A beautiful building but the museum is only 3 rooms with only a small amount of explanation.
09.08.21
MIL
Interior superb, must see!
26.05.21
Mădălin
Huge potential for this historical place but, due to lack of interest from the authorities meant to manage the place this building is in an advanced state of decay.
The pavement is torn apart, you can see that nobody cares about this monument, they .. Read more »just like to collect money. Even the main fence is titled towards the street in some areas, probably someday it will fall on someone and then they will renovate it.
The usual Romanian care for their values.
Enjoy.
05.05.21
Monica
Only 3 rooms can be visited. Advanced state of disrepair. Badly needs TLC.
28.03.21
AVA
George Enescu (19th of August 1881, in Liveni, Botoşani – 4th of May 1955, Paris) is considered the most important Romanian musician. He was a composer, a violinist, a teacher, a pianist and a conductor, a complex and brilliant artistic persona.. Read more »lity.
The National Museum “George Enescu” was opened in the Cantacuzino Palace, one of the most beautiful buildings in Bucharest, a historical monument and one of the European Heritage Label buildings.The sumptuous entrance, in Art Nouveau style, announces the luxury and the refinement of the époque, reunited in one of the most imposing palaces in Bucharest.
04.03.21
Mihai
Nice history and beautiful building but now in a very poor condition unfortunately.
02.03.21
MM
Building is beautiful..Museum is very poor
11.02.21
Mark
As with most museums in Bucharest no particular effort is made to tell the visitor a story. One is left with no understanding of what Mr. George Enescu meant for Romania. All we get to see are some random paraphernalia. Only 2-3 rooms on the groundfl.. Read more »oor can be visited, while the rest of the immense building is supposedly office space for the museum employees. The building is beautiful at the surface, but upon closer inspection it is clearly crumbling both on the inside and out. The garden behind the museum is spacious but neglected. Like so much of Romania's fascinating heritage. A pity!
09.02.21
andrei
Superb palace with rich history, amazing architecture and design. Go and visit and discover the jewl of Romanian music, George Enescu, the most well known Romanian violonist and musician. Beautiful experience
27.12.20
Petre
Magnificent building filled with history.
06.11.20
Gabriel
Not a big museum but nice to visit. The courtyard is also nice. You can have your morning coffee ☕ to a few coffee shops nearby...
05.11.20
Dorin
It is a place full of Romanian culture and the architecture is amazing.
19.10.20
Nae
If you are passionate about History, Biographies, Music and/or Architecture then it is a cool place to visit. It is true that the building is not renovated and that only 3 rooms are available for visits. The 3rd room, the piano room has the most gorg.. Read more »eous ceiling mural I have ever seen.
Asking the lovely lady selling the tickets and souvenirs, I discovered that they are closing for renovations this year.
Worth visiting and I hope even more so after the renovations.
18.08.20
Sara
It is a place full of Romanian culture and the architecture is amazing.
04.06.20
Bogdan
Set in a beautiful Cantacuzino palace on the Victory street, it boasts Enescu’s memorabilia in a few beautiful rooms; a little worn out; toilet is very “rustic”; kind staff; Enescu’s house in the rear - closed;
07.03.20
Kallisto
You can only see around 4 rooms of the house, but the ticket is cheap and it is beautiful. They were playing his on music in the backround.
I reccomend it in case you just passing by.
23.01.20
Dana
The National Museum “George Enescu” was opened in the Cantacuzino Palace, one of the most beautiful buildings in Bucharest, a historical monument and one of the European Heritage Label buildings.The sumptuous entrance, in Art Nouveau styl.. Read more »e, announces the luxury and the refinement of the époque, reunited in one of the most imposing palaces in Bucharest.
George Enescu (19th of August 1881, in Liveni, Botoşani – 4th of May 1955, Paris) is considered the most important Romanian musician. He was a composer, a violinist, a teacher, a pianist and a conductor, a complex and brilliant artistic personality.
He began playing the violin at the age of 4, receiving musical guidance from his parents and from a famous traditional singer, Niculae Chioru. At the age of 5-6, he had already begun to compose. He started the professional study of music under the guidance of professor Eduard Caudella.
14.01.20
Ruxandra
With only three rooms, this place gives you very good artistic vibes
22.08.19
Alexandra
If you are passionate about History, Biographies, Music and/or Architecture then it is a cool place to visit. It is true that the building is not renovated and that only 3 rooms are available for visits. The 3rd room, the piano room has the most gorg.. Read more »eous ceiling mural I have ever seen.
Asking the lovely lady selling the tickets and souvenirs, I discovered that they are closing for renovations this year.
Worth visiting and I hope even more so after the renovations.
13.04.19
Laura
An amazing palace in Bucharest that still stands. It needs some renovation but it is nice to take a look around or visit it on the inside. You can only see three rooms inside the palace and Gerge Enescu memorial house is under renovations now, but us.. Read more »usaly open for visitors.
There is also a lovely concert ball room that can be visited during concers or the white museum night.
The ticket for an adult is 5 lei(around 1€).
I suggest to go inside and take a walk around the very beautiful french style building.
16.03.19
Costin
I enjoyed visiting the George Enescu National Museum in Bucharest, but objectively I don't see how anybody can give it a rating higher than 3/5 stars. It's quite small, with just three main rooms open to visitors, one of which is just rollu.. Read more »ps. There are a few good things to see inside. However it's a shame to see such a beautiful building decay, with the plaster peeling off the walls and ceiling. On the plus side, taking into consideration that the ticket costs around just one euro, I'd recommend a quick visit if you're in the area.
21.05.17
Dragos
Impressive art noveau style building which illustrates the life and opera of the great musician George Enescu. Not so well maintained inside yet the interior decorations impresses through sculptural ornamentation and mural paintings.
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