Inaugurated in 1972, the National Museum Romanian History in Bucharest Romania is one of the representative institutions of the Romanian culture and is housed in a building, which is a historical monument, named “Palatul Poştelor” (The Post-Office Palace). It is located in the area of the Old Historical Centre of Bucharest - Old Town, on the famous Calea Victoriei. The building was raised between 1894- 1899. The National History of Romania has a rich patrimony including over 650,000 pieces, organized in the following collections: pottery, lapidarium – tegularium , numismatics, philately, medals-seals, jewels, manuscripts, printed works, plastic arts, decorative art, historical photographs, engravings, maps, metal, weapons and equipment, textiles and furniture. Over 3,000 wonderful and unique pieces, are displayed in the Historical Treasure. Made of precious metals and stones and some belonged to some ancient civilizations, who settled- throughout time- on the present territory of our country. The permanent exhibition Lapidarium is organized in a special construction built at the end of the 20th century, so that the life-size copy of the base of Trajan’s Column as well as the relief copies of this exceptional monument of Antiquity could be exhibited. Epigraphic and architectural monuments dating from Antiquity and Medieval Ages are displayed chronologically, such as civil monuments (inscriptions, decrees, and honorary monuments), religious ones (funerary and votive monuments), sculptures as well as decorative and architectural elements. The collections of the National History Museum of Romania stand for a valuable mobile patrimony that is representative for the significant periods of the Romanian people’s past.
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