The Museum of National History and Archeology in Constanta located in the Dobruja region, in southeastern Romania, and this museum is considered among the most popular Romanian sites that most visitors and tourists visit in order to enjoy the many permanent exhibitions and temporary exhibitions, which give visitors an insight into Romanian culture. When visiting this ancient museum, the visitor can see the historical holdings and artifacts dating back to the Greek and Roman civilizations.

It is a place to visit, to discover, to think and to enjoy, there is great information there, and to enjoy the exhibition of mosaic works, it is absolutely wonderful there are all the works and creations that must be seen and admired again, and the icons and pictures, the pictures may not be just pictures but they are very interesting and beautiful, the Thanks to this museum, everyone who visited it deepened their knowledge of many things and points, and deepened their knowledge of the history of the ancient world, and how people lived and traveled.

This museum has been divided into three floors, each with its own theme and its own exhibition. The ground floor houses thesaurus and history pieces, some of which are over 2000 years old. Very interesting in particular are the reassembled tombs and Roman jewelry. On the first floor there are many pottery Among other historical artifacts, most of which were found in the region, and on the second floor of this museum there is a relatively new exhibition that depicts Romania under the communist regime, and there are many paintings that depict the resistance movement, labor camps, political detainees, a dungeon and a group of things from the communist era. An affirmation worthy of time and attention. This museum is located in the National Monument building, the former Constanta City Hall before World War I, overlooking the main square. It contains the unique pieces of historical artifacts, such as the thinker of Hamangia, the serpent god Glycon, and the terrestrial remains of an ancient Roman woman. , mammoth tusks and many other very unique artifacts that have strong connections to the history of Dobruja, it is a must see and visit for any tourist in Romania.