In a few rooms it shows the history and folk dress of the Beiuș area, on the main square next to the college.
About the place
The museum is in the Ciordaș House, a 19th-century listed building (category B), the former home of the Memorandum activist Vasile Ignat and of Ioan Ciordaș. It has two permanent exhibitions, history and ethnography, open since 1985, and a space for temporary shows.
On Google it scores 4.4 from 60 reviews. Hours differ between sources: Google lists it closed Monday and Tuesday, open Wednesday–Friday 9 am–3 pm, Saturday 10 am–3 pm and Sunday 10 am–2 pm, while the national museum guide gives Tuesday–Friday 9 am–2 pm. Call ahead.
Good to know
- Call +40 259 322 247 before visiting, as published hours differ.
- All sources agree it is closed on Monday.
- Allow about an hour; the museum is small.
Opening hours
Opening hours are not confirmed. Check the venue's website before you go.