Anghel Ayse Dragomir Andreea Clasa a VIII-a B

Museum of Visual Arts, unique in Romania, was built in The most important collections are the paintings, sculptures, graphics and decorative art. The museum was built between 1898 and 1900 and till 1965 it functioned as Episcopal Palace. In the park near the building is arranged an exibition of sculptures. Museum of Visual Arts

Nicolae Tonitza A portrait of a boy Stefan Dumitrescu Landscape from France

Petrascu Milita Jeanne d'Arc

Marcel Iancu Flying Machine Cela Neamtu Column

Natural History Museum The Museum it was originally named Cuza Voda Museum. The Museum was built between The building holds collections of ethnography, history and archaeology.

In this building, Cuza Voda House Museum,a Alexandru Ioan Cuza lived,between , as long as he was the President of the Court of Justice and Head of Covurlui County. In 1937 “Cuza Voda Association” is borned, which had to renew the house and transform it into museum. Cuza Voda House Museum

Known as Tinc Pharmacy, the building House of Collections from Galati was built in 1900, was imposed in Galati architectural landscape from the beginning of 20 th century by it’s definitory elements. House of Collections was initially a pharmacy and a home, then it was turned into a museum. House of Collections

It was founded in 1956 as stand-alone institution, based on a geology mineralogy private collection. Today, the Museum has the following structure: sections, museum, botanical garden, and zoo. The patrimony of the entire complex get over scientific pieces ordered in diversified and various collections. Science of Nature Complex

The Institution holds a rare patrimony composed of zoological, geological, ethnographic collections, adding the library, designs, sketches, papers, paintings, different objects inherited from scientists and explorers of the past: entirely, over 2 million scientific tracks. Museum of Natural History ‘’Grigore Antipa’’

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