The National Museum of Contemporary Art in Romania in Bucharest, Romania, is in fact a branch of the Romania National Museum of Art, and this museum contains 44 collections that were donated at the beginning of 1927 AD by noble families in Bucharest, and this picturesque museum also includes many From the works of very famous Romanian painters, it also includes the most wonderful Turkish carpets and a lot of embroideries. This museum is located in the former royal palace in Revolution Square, and it includes the many collections of medieval and modern Roman art, as well as the international collection assembled by the royal family as Roman This museum was destroyed during the Romanian Revolution in 1989 AD, which led to the fall of Nicolae Ceausescu, and in the year 2000 AD, part of the museum was reopened to the public.

This building is very majestic, inside the museum there are more floors, on each floor there are exhibitions that change over time, the upper floor contains the outdoor terrace, between the floors there is the amazing scale fully painted, and really it is a beautiful museum worth a visit, quite interesting Far away, there are a lot of different kinds of art, all very good in display, the cafeteria on the top floor has a great view and is a very nice place to have a cup of coffee., The coffee there is free, espresso or americano, and the visitor can pay whatever he wants and all The money goes to the museum, it's a great idea and support.

This museum is a very huge collection of beautiful pieces of contemporary art. The staff there is very nice and polite. The museum offers a very wide and varied collection of artwork at very reasonable prices. Visitors and tourists can enjoy everything from traditional-style oil paintings and marble carvings to works of art. Geometrically complex modern art and creative graffiti on the walls. Moreover, one can greatly enjoy the rooftop bar where the visitor enjoys the wonderful view of the city, the new cathedral and the Palace of Parliament, and it is really worth a visit.