Bucovina Village Museum
4.5
上午10:00 - 下午6:00
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上午10:00 - 下午6:00
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lindamycock
derbyshire61 条分享
2022年9月 • 夫妻情侣
Well worth a visit. Friendly staff and visitors information sheet available in English. Beautiful wooden houses and the school is so cute. There's is a few walnut and apple trees.
撰写日期：2022年9月20日
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Train-oitng
罗马尼亚锡吉索拉8 条分享
2022年5月
C etait tres informatif. Tres beau et honnetement globlemet un musee tres bien organise. Je suis heureux d etre y aller.
撰写日期：2022年5月31日
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KarenBonavita
U.S.213 条分享
2022年1月 • 夫妻情侣
The buildings are very authentic, particularly the interior of the buildings and furnishings and this was a far better experience than expected. We recommend!
撰写日期：2022年1月5日
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puppy66
意大利摩德纳2,610 条分享
2021年9月 • 独自旅游
Musei di questo genere ne ho visitati altri, ma questo è stato un po' deludente.
Un percorso tra vecchie costruzioni della regione, con usi e costumi.
Apprezzabili alcuni interni.
Un percorso tra vecchie costruzioni della regione, con usi e costumi.
Apprezzabili alcuni interni.
撰写日期：2021年10月17日
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Mihai R
罗马尼亚蒂米什瓦拉11 条分享
2020年9月 • 夫妻情侣
Small and compact village museum.
However, in terms of attention to interior house details, it's a 10/10.
Interiors are reconstructed to perfection!
All the important village interiors are presented: the potter, the blacksmith, the pub, water mill, the oil mill, church, primary school, weaving house, coats workshop, stables, barns along with traditional village homes with all their traditions such as agriculture tools, baptising, wedding, funeral rituals and many more.
Unexpectedly amazing!
However, in terms of attention to interior house details, it's a 10/10.
Interiors are reconstructed to perfection!
All the important village interiors are presented: the potter, the blacksmith, the pub, water mill, the oil mill, church, primary school, weaving house, coats workshop, stables, barns along with traditional village homes with all their traditions such as agriculture tools, baptising, wedding, funeral rituals and many more.
Unexpectedly amazing!
撰写日期：2020年9月20日
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Marian C
125 条分享
2019年11月 • 夫妻情侣
I did not expected it.
Who would?
Quietly tucked away behind the admission office of the Disney-esque (or kitschy, if you wish) medieval fort Suceava's take on a village museum stands firmly on its own feet.
And while stumbling slowly on its stone paved paths I was nowhere near ready for an open lesson in modern museography. And this is what I got!
A small collection of dwellings (a couple of gems among them) in pristine condition provided the backdrop for a journey I will never forget.
Birth, marriage, burial, genius, were as many excuses for immersive multisenzorial experiences pushing one deeper and deeper into a self-exploring journey.
How do you put multi-sensorial magic into words? You don't... So I'll not.
Imagine the cold, small, dark, oppressive spaces of the cottages, filled with the smells of countless spices and fabrics, illusive figures, the air vibrating with recorded incantations for good fortune at birth, marriage or torn by the grief at the departure of a dear one. And then walking back from the claustrophobic IN into the transitional space of the porch to the burning light and heat; and reaching for the forever lost balance. There are countless benches and tables scattered in larger groups or discreetly tucked away if exploring your inner self requires more than the brief snap with the mandatory smartphone.
There are no demonstration gardens, staff working with medieval gear and the mill is not spinning a will in this museum. It is not a working village in the way one experiences in the West.
Suceava's village museum is not about that. The fabric of the museum is a backdrop to subtle contemporary art. A post-structuralist manifesto I dear to add...
Take Maria Tanase shrine (Romania's Edith Piaf put simply) and the self-referential approach on the composition of a timeless voice an character. Carefully restored clothing? Jewellery? Scraps of paper behind glass? The voice (more vibrato in one room, slidely deeper in another-is it the limited sound system or an artist's work?) resolves it all. No answers! Just more questions!
I had a great time in this museum.
I found the art installations reaching up there with the experiences one gets in the Tate Moderns of this world.
And the experience I placed atop of 2 weeks of being lost in the magic of Bucovina, with its landscape, obsession for traditions, great food and (endangered)architectural heritage.
If you visited the far larger village museums in Bucuresti or near Sibiu you are in for a treat: ancient folk art can be contemporary. It can be smelled, seen, heard by anyone in the here and now.
This is not a museum to experience in 1 hour. That is barely enough for the seeing. But then you need to factor the smelling. The hearing. The tasting. And, if you anyway lost the better part of 2 hours, maybe a moment for thinking.
Visited in August 2019.
Who would?
Quietly tucked away behind the admission office of the Disney-esque (or kitschy, if you wish) medieval fort Suceava's take on a village museum stands firmly on its own feet.
And while stumbling slowly on its stone paved paths I was nowhere near ready for an open lesson in modern museography. And this is what I got!
A small collection of dwellings (a couple of gems among them) in pristine condition provided the backdrop for a journey I will never forget.
Birth, marriage, burial, genius, were as many excuses for immersive multisenzorial experiences pushing one deeper and deeper into a self-exploring journey.
How do you put multi-sensorial magic into words? You don't... So I'll not.
Imagine the cold, small, dark, oppressive spaces of the cottages, filled with the smells of countless spices and fabrics, illusive figures, the air vibrating with recorded incantations for good fortune at birth, marriage or torn by the grief at the departure of a dear one. And then walking back from the claustrophobic IN into the transitional space of the porch to the burning light and heat; and reaching for the forever lost balance. There are countless benches and tables scattered in larger groups or discreetly tucked away if exploring your inner self requires more than the brief snap with the mandatory smartphone.
There are no demonstration gardens, staff working with medieval gear and the mill is not spinning a will in this museum. It is not a working village in the way one experiences in the West.
Suceava's village museum is not about that. The fabric of the museum is a backdrop to subtle contemporary art. A post-structuralist manifesto I dear to add...
Take Maria Tanase shrine (Romania's Edith Piaf put simply) and the self-referential approach on the composition of a timeless voice an character. Carefully restored clothing? Jewellery? Scraps of paper behind glass? The voice (more vibrato in one room, slidely deeper in another-is it the limited sound system or an artist's work?) resolves it all. No answers! Just more questions!
I had a great time in this museum.
I found the art installations reaching up there with the experiences one gets in the Tate Moderns of this world.
And the experience I placed atop of 2 weeks of being lost in the magic of Bucovina, with its landscape, obsession for traditions, great food and (endangered)architectural heritage.
If you visited the far larger village museums in Bucuresti or near Sibiu you are in for a treat: ancient folk art can be contemporary. It can be smelled, seen, heard by anyone in the here and now.
This is not a museum to experience in 1 hour. That is barely enough for the seeing. But then you need to factor the smelling. The hearing. The tasting. And, if you anyway lost the better part of 2 hours, maybe a moment for thinking.
Visited in August 2019.
撰写日期：2020年9月12日
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Adelutzam
罗马尼亚布加勒斯特88 条分享
2019年8月
Just to see the old houses, the traditons and the humbel living of the old generation was so peacefull! I just love to go back in time and be part of a simple livinv for an hour.The entrance is cheep and you are alowed to take pictures.
撰写日期：2020年4月24日
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Popa Gabriela
罗马尼亚Braila11 条分享
2019年12月 • 商务型
It is a very nice place, full of pure traditional. Moldavian tradition is very nice, this museum is representative for Bucovina and it deserve to visit
撰写日期：2019年12月3日
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Mikore2012
德国慕尼黑33 条分享
2019年10月 • 独自旅游
Auf meinem Weg die Festung zu besuchen habe ich dieses Kleinod entdeckt. Dort kann man wunderbar die Kultur und das ländliche Leben der Bevölkerung Moldawiens studieren.Hervorzuheben sind die vielen Installationen in den 22 Gebäuden.
撰写日期：2019年10月26日
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Jeff L
82 条分享
2019年5月 • 独自旅游
This is really a surprisingly good museum, and accessible even for foreigners thanks to comprehensive and well-written translations of almost all the relevant text. They have collected a variety of buildings, from houses representative of various districts to a smithy, oil press, flour mill, pottery workshop, etc., even an 18th century wooden church that is now being used again. The various buildings are full of interesting artifacts, and in some cases even exhibitions (with audio) that reconstruct the ceremonies and rites of traditional rural life. Miles beyond my expectations!
撰写日期：2019年5月29日
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