Muzeul K. H. Zambaccian, Bucharest
The Zambaccian Museum, in the former residence of businessman Krikor Zambaccian, houses a collection of early 20th century art by renowned Romanian artists as well as French Impressionists..
The Zambaccian Museum, in the former residence of businessman Krikor Zambaccian, houses a collection of early 20th century art by renowned Romanian artists as well as French Impressionists.
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About Muzeul K. H. Zambaccian
21 Strada Muzeul Zambaccian, Bucharest 11871, Romania
Muzeul K. H. Zambaccian and Nearby Sights on Map
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Quito Square
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Cesianu-Racovita Palace
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National Museum of Maps and Rare Books
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George Calinescu Memorial Museum
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Palatul Primaverii
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