The Ethnographic Museum in Beius.

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On our first afternoon in Beius (Romania), we could visit the ethnographic museum of the town. It was an interesting visit through which we could learn a lot about different objects which were used in the past, in a more sustainable way than we do in the present day.

  



We were surprised Samuil Vulcan school also had a lot of museums, five in total, of which we visited three: the ethnographic and the science amongst them.

 



Come visit the ethnographic museum in Beius with us. Click to see.

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