a real palace in a very central place, not what it should be, but don't avoid it. More

Its a very nice and interesting place You must see it More

This building is a monument of the European Patrimony, and it was built around year 1900. I was impressed by the wall paintings and the sculptures or ornaments. There is a pretty Belle Epoque atmosphere. More

The main building is spectacular and worth seeing but is only occupied in a small area by the museum itself. The rest is rented out to businesses who are hostile to the museum and consequently are not courteous to the visitors. This is a city that is already not tourist friendly. The staff of the other businesses sit on the... More

This is a building used by the Composers' Union of Romania. It is not much of a museum and because of the interior tapestry it feels super-cramped. However, if you do see in the local magazines advertisments for concerts it's a good idea to go. They are usually given by young artists who will appreciate your presence and are very... More

For those who have heard about the Romanian composer George Enescu, it worth to visit this palace, and also the small house in the back of courtyard. I was impressed about the interior of this palace; sometimes small concerts are played in the small concert room inside. More

A must if you love classical music, at to pay tribute to the most important Romanian composser More

I visited George Enescu Museum a few times and I will go again because it's impressive to see all of his belongings and many of his creations. Behind the museum there is a memorial house where you can visit his room, the music room and Maruca Cantacuzino' room (3 times the size of George Enescu's room :) ) More

Location and architecture are wonderful, but once you enter you realize that only 3 rooms are available for visiting. The rest are rezerved for the Musical Composers Union. What a shame, as the building seems fascinating!.. More