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At The Blacksmith – La Fierărie
La Fierărie
A local collection of classic cars, including Romanian-made Dacia cars, but also a Lincoln similar to what appeared in the popular TV series, Dallas.
Vehicle types:
- Automobile
Address:
Mihai Viteazu 112, Carei, Romania
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/E671CiprianMuresan/
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Dimitrie Leonida Technical Museum
Muzeul Naţional Tehnic “prof. ing. Dimitrie Leonida”
Dimitrie Leonida was a Romanian engineer who founded the country’s first electrical and mechanical engineering school in 1908, and relied on help from the school’s staff and faculty to open the Technical Museum one year later. The museum covers a wide range of topics related to engineering and the physical sciences, including 1960s nuclear power plant technology, gamma spectrometers, horse-powered oil extraction techniques, magnetic and electrical fields, chemistry, mining, telecommunications, and hydraulics. The Dimitrie Leonida Technical Museum boasts over 5000 exhibits – among them a pioneering aerodynamic vehicle by Aurel Persu, a Duesenberg racing car which was formerly owned by Prince Nicholas of Romania etc. Photo is by Adrian Voicu.
Vehicle types:
- Automobile
- Motorcycle
- Others
Opening times: Wednesday to Sunday: 10:30 AM to 6 PM
Address:
Str. General Candiano Popescu 2, Bucharest, Romania
E-mail: laura.albani@electricaserv.ro
Official Site: https://www.mnt-leonida.ro
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Motorcycle Exhibition, Bukovina
Expo Moto Bucovina
This museum which showcases around 75 motorcycles and a few cars – mostly from behind the Iron Curtain has a very unique feature: it is open NON-STOP! Entry is free!
Vehicle types:
- Automobile
- Motorcycle
Opening times: NON STOP!
Address:
Str. Principala, nr. 2B, DN2E, Horodnic de Jos, Romania
E-mail: alexandru.scheul@expomotobucovina.ro
Official Site: https://expomotobucovina.ro
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Museum of Romanian Dacia, Satu-Mare
Muzeul Daciei Româneşti, Satu-Mare
Beniamin Kira, a local businessman opened this small, but interesting museum in 2016 featuring around a dozen Dacia cars, including a Dacia 1100, a Dacia 1300, a Dacia 1310, a Lăstun 500 – known as the ‘poor man’s car’ -, but also a black Dacia, a model that only the Securitate had access to.
- Automobilia
Opening times: Weekends: 9 AM to 9 PM
43 Strada Botizului, Satu Mare, Romania
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MuzeulDacieiRomanesti/

Romanian Automobile Museum
Muzeul Automobilului Romanesc
A museum dedicated to cars built in Romania
Opening times: every day from 8 AM to 6 PM (Saturday: 8 AM to 3 PM)
Str. Soseaua Nationala nr.69b, Câmpulung, Romania
E-mail: alexandru.hagi@gmail.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MuzeulAutomobiluluiRomanesc
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Tiriac Collection
A new concept in Romania, Tiriac Collection represents the exhibition of cars and motorcycles of Mr. Ion Tiriac.  The museum has been upgraded in 2025: floorspace has been doubled, so there are 320 cars being displayed. His oldest car, a 1899 Hurtu now received its own space. In addition to classic cars there are collectors’ items such as a 1 of 10 2025 Porsche 911 Carrera 4 GTS Tribute to Transfăgărășan “Hero Car”, which was built to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Transfăgărășan Pass and three of the four cars which are part of the Bentley Romanian Athenaeum collection, created by Mulliner.
Opening times: Thursday to Sunday: 10 AM to 7 PM
289 Calea Bucurestilor, Otopeni, Romania
E-mail: office@tiriaccollection.ro
Official Site: https://www.tiriaccollection.ro
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TiriacCollection
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