"the entrance to the museum is from the park, 2aduls+2kids will cost you 64lei, taking the pictures is extra fee 50lei...
the museum itself is a museum, stuck in a time 50years ago, there are very few english explanations, mostly "do not touch", if there is a description it's romanian.
i guess, the idea was to create a museum, but during decades, it rather developed to mixture of museum and unused enfineering staff.
wrapping up:
1. not for kids, unless they are into realky ood equipment
2. good for old school engineers, be ready to use your fantasy to identify what this suppose to be

parking: street, paid
toilets: yes, free
food&beverages: no
cashless: yes"

-p-

"It is, like most of the museums under the patronage of the state, a forgoten gem. I recommend it for every age, kids will love it as it has lots of dioramas to show how the technology was working in relations with what you are seing there. I thing they should have more panels explaining each item, and they should deffinetly invest in upgrading the technological aspect (all the videos are very old, pictures the same, some are only in English probably received as a gift from a company, so not friendly with locals that do not speak English but would like to learn more). They should make it more interactive with programs with kids thus bringing more revenue to them. The staff(one old lady at the ticketing kiosk, one very old man at security) where very friendly, but did not seem to be able to help to much."

Bogdan Andrei

"Wow, just wow!

Best museum ever for mechanics and engineers.

This is a must see. Loved it!!"

Neil Richins