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Although like other things in Constanta, the museum suffers from a certain amount of disrepair, it is quite interesting for anyone interested in the classical world. The helmets displayed are awesome and if you look carefully in the somewhat inadequate lighting you can make a...More
Although Dacia region has a deep history this museum doesn't reflect it. I know and understand their feelings but isn't it to much to reserve half of a archeological museum to contemporary ages (communist era). More over most of the items have no English explanations....More
it is very beautiful meseum and here is historical peoples statues and ornament are available u must watch the meseum
For a moderate entry fee (5-6 euro for museum and mosaic) you get access to really a very beautiful collection of antique pieces. Of course not to be missed the unique statue of Glykon - a god with snake like body - but get to...More
While visiting Constanta we were at the Museum of National History and Archeology. It's a good place to spend 1-2 hours. Inside are lots of artefacts from Constanta region history dating from Ist century, including from Roman empire occupation period. For romanians at 2nd floor...More
The municipality is not making anything for making this place a normal museum. The objects are wonderful, exposed in the worst way.
The history of the ancient Tomis and parts of Dobruja it is shown in this museum. From Paleolithic to Medieval era. Enjoy!
This museum houses artefacts dating from BC to AD. It has a wide collection of historical items. We have spent more than 1 hour visiting the various floors of the museum. They had clear directional signs to guide us through the self tour. The only...More
Although not at all interactive, the exhibits were displayed well and had, for the most part, information in English. There were some fascinating exhibits- the Roman helmets for example, I have not seen anything like it before. I was saddened that the modern history display...More
Visited but found the pieces poorly exhibited. There is so much history in this region considering the age of Constanta. The statue of Ovid on the town square is worth seeing and I found the walk along the promenade much better than the museum.
