National Museum of the Romanian Literature, Bucharest
The National Museum of Romanian Literature has a collection of old Romanian literature, rare books, manuscripts, periodicals, documents, letters, original photographs, and fine arts..
The National Museum of Romanian Literature has a collection of old Romanian literature, rare books, manuscripts, periodicals, documents, letters, original photographs, and fine arts.
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About National Museum of the Romanian Literature
Casa Presei Libere, Corp A4, Etaj 2, Piața Presei Libere 1, București, Romania
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