Romanian Navy Museum
Muzeul Național al Marinei Române
A national naval museum tracing the history of Danube and Black Sea navigation, with ship models, uniforms and a courtyard of naval guns.
The museum was established in 1969 in a former Naval Academy building. Its displays follow the story from ancient Greek colonial ships and the Roman Danube fleet to the modern Romanian navy. The collection includes many ship models, navigational instruments, flags and uniforms, and the courtyard displays torpedoes, anchors and naval guns. Visitors interested in maritime or military history can allow about an hour. Admission is inexpensive. The museum is often closed on Mondays and Tuesdays, so check the official website first.
Opening hours
Wed–Sun ~09:00–17:00
Nearby sights
- Museum of Folk Art
- Hunchiar Mosque
- National History and Archaeology Museum
- Ovid Square & Old Town
- Roman Mosaic Edifice
- Grand Mosque of Constanța (Carol I Mosque)
- Saints Peter and Paul Cathedral
- Tomis Marina