Ion Minulescu and Claudia Millian Memorial House

Address: 19 Gheorghe Marinescu Street, 2nd floor, apartment 12, intercom 12, sector 5, Bucharest
Schedule:
Monday - closed.
Tuesday - Sunday:
9:00 - 17:00 (November 1 - February 28)
10:00 - 18:00 (March 1 - October 31)
Tickets:
17 lei/zi/vizitator – adulţi
8 lei/zi/vizitator – pensionari, elevi, studenţi, militari, grupuri organizate, adulți cu handicap mediu și ușor
free - children <7 , angajații pmb și angajaţii reţelei de muzee din românia, copii cu handicap, precum persoana care îi însoțeste, adulți handicap grav sau accentuat, însoțește
• Taxă ghidaj: 10 lei/vizitator/zi
• Taxă filmare/fotografiere profesionistă în interiorul casei memoriale (taxă de filmare pentru TV, filme documentare și/sau artistice realizate de specialiști, solicitări evenimente private) – 55 lei/mp/oră
Filming/photographing for commercial or documentary purposes of goods that are part of the mobile national cultural heritage, in the public ownership of the state, can only be carried out with the written consent of the holder of the right of administration (respectively the National Museum of Romanian Literature), based on contract and in compliance with Law no. 8/1996 on copyright and related rights, with subsequent amendments and additions.
• Taxă filmare/fotografiere de către turiști în interiorul casei memoriale: 20 lei/zi/vizitator
The ticket office closes at 16.30 or 17.30, depending on the schedule, and the last guided tour starts at 16.00 or 17.00.
Large accessories, luggage, umbrellas, thick clothes will be taken over by the supervisors, access to the rooms of the house being strictly prohibited. Access with food and drink is strictly prohibited.
Phone: 004 021.317.90.41 / 0722.657.280 - Adrian David
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Online tickets available here: https://ion_minulescu_si_claudia_millian.booktes.com

The apartment which now contains Ion Minulescu and Claudia Millian Memorial House was acquired by the Minulescu family in 1934. In 1991, Mioara Laurenția Minulescu, daughter to the artist and poet Ion Minulescu (1881-1944), left the apartment and the heritage it contained to the National Museum of Romanian Literature. The collection inside Ion Minulescu’s apartment includes literary texts, letters, manuscripts, original photographs, and an impressive collection of paintings and sculptures. The art collection contains pieces by Alexandru Ciucurencu, Margareta Sterian, Henri Catargi, Iosif Iser, Victor Brauner, Camil Ressu, Lucian Grigorescu, Cecilia Cuțescu Storck, M. H. Maxy, Al. Satmari, Oscar Han, as well as works by Claudia Millian (1887-1961), the poet’s wife.

Ion Minulescu and Claudia Millian Memorial House

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