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Ion Creangă Memorial Museum, Humulești

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  • Photo 1 of 4, Ion Creangă Memorial Museum, Humulești
  • Photo 2 of 4, Ion Creangă Memorial Museum, Humulești
  • Photo 3 of 4, Ion Creangă Memorial Museum, Humulești
  • Photo 4 of 4, Ion Creangă Memorial Museum, Humulești

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The Humulești house where Ion Creangă grew up, built around 1830 by his grandfather, Petrea Ciubotariul. A museum since 1951, restored in 2024, with the interior of a 19th-century peasant household.

The house was built around 1830 by Petrea Ciubotariul, the storyteller's grandfather, and follows the layout of a rural home in the Neamț region: porch, pantry and the room where many scenes of "Memories of My Boyhood" took place.

The memorial museum has been open since 1951. Following restoration completed in 2024, the house can also be explored through a virtual tour based on a 3D scan of the monument.

Highlights

  1. The room from "Memories of My Boyhood"
  2. Traditional costume and household tools
  3. The Ion Creangă theme park next to the house

On the routes

Events here

  1. Commemoration of Ion Creangă’s death at Humulești

    Ion Creangă Memorial Museum, Humulești, Târgu Neamț

    Ion Creangă died on 31 December 1889. The day is kept at the house in Humulești where he was born, now a memorial museum, with readings from Memories of My Boyhood.

  2. Commemoration of Ion Creangă’s birth at Humulești

    Ion Creangă Memorial Museum, Humulești, Târgu Neamț

    Ion Creangă was born on 1 March 1837 in Humulești. The memorial house hosts the ceremony of the Ion Creangă National Prose Prize and the laying of wreaths.

Nearby

Other places a few kilometres away.