Visiting hours: Wednesday - Sunday, 10:00-18:00.
The last entrance to the MNAR and the Museum of Art Collections is at 17.00, and to the Theodor Pallady Museum, the K.H. Zambaccian Museum and the temporary exhibitions at 17.30.
For technical reasons the Romanian Modern Art Gallery can be partially visited. Thank you for understanding!

 
The National Museum of Art of Romania

Places of our art and history

Tickets can be bought at the Ticket Office in the European Art Gallery and on www.booktes.com.
Ticket price at the entrance: 20 lei / pers. Ticket price online: 22 lei / pers.
Photos only with mobile phone.
We are looking forward to your visit!

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The Throne Hall, the Royal Dining Room and the Voïvods’ Stairs can now be visited during the NMAR regular opening hours: Wednesday - Sunday, 10.00 -18.00 hrs. from 29 May to 1 August 2021

The Throne Hall can be reached through the monumental Voïvods’ Stairs in Carrara marble. At the end of the stairs one can admire The Apotheosis by Arthur Verona (1867-1946), the ceiling fresco representing an allegory of the Unification of Transylvania with Romania and the frieze of portraits by sculptor Cornel Medrea (1888-1946) showing voïvods and kings of Romania in medalions.
A monumental royal crest is placed on the wall opposite to the throne apse; on the two sides of the crest there are portraits of Kings Carol I and Ferdinand made by painter Aurel Bordenache (1902-1987) in 1934. The ceiling is decorated with a fresco by Cecilia Cuţescu-Storck, commissioned by King Carol II and showing the Arts (painting, sculpting, music, tragedy, comedy, poetry) ”symbolically represented on a feast day under the Romanian sky with the spirits of victory and glory descending from heavens to crown the efforts of Romanian arts”, as described by the artist herself, in the autobiography Fresco of a lifetime.

On the ground floor, the Royal Dining Room is distinguished by the decoration of the coffered ceiling inspired by the work of English architect Robert Adam (1760-1800), the floors in French and Belgian marble and the fireplaces in Romanian Ruşchiţa marble.
All these elements reflect the decorating style preferred by Queen Marie and her son King Carol II. The original decoration includes several large canvases by renowned Romanian painters of the interwar period: Countryside Feast, Pierrot and Columbine by Iosif Iser (1881-1958), Fruits of the Earth and Game by Rudolf Schweitzer-Cumpăna (1886-1975).

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Since their 1935 inauguration, the hystorical spaces in the central wing of the Royal Palace were ravaged by the Second World War, became part of the State Council offices during the communist regime and were once again seriously damaged during the events of December 1989. They were reopened in 2013, following a lengthy restoration process which brought them back to their original glory.

Tickets can be bought at the Ticket Office in the European Art Gallery and on www.booktes.com.
Ticket price at the entrance: 20 lei / pers. Ticket price online: 22 lei / pers.
Photos only with mobile phone.
We are looking forward to your visit!

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