Cultural Medias
Center for Documentation and Information on Natural Gas Medias
- Sibiului Street, no. 5
- 0269 201 635
- Visiting hours
Mon-Fri 08:00 – 16:00
- Fees
Free
Medias Municipal Museum
- The foundations of this museum have been laid out since the mid-nineteenth century, and now the museum operates with three permanent sections: the Ethnography - Art Section, the History and Archeology Section, and the Science of Nature Section.
- Mihai Viteazul Street, no. 46
- 0369 445 024
- Visiting hours
Mon-Fri 09:00-17:00
- Fees
- Children, students, seniors: 2 lei
- Adults: 4 lei
- Disabled people, institutionalized children: free of charge
- Private exhibitions hosted by the museum: special rate
Photograph fee: 7 lei
Filming fee: 12 lei - www.muzeulmedias.wordpress.com/
Schuller House
- The 500-year-old house is today a landmark in the cultural life of the city due to the exhibitions and social -cultural events taking place here. Schuller House is located in King Ferdinand I Square.
- King Ferdinand I Square, no. 25
Stephan Ludwig Roth Memorial House
- Johannes Honterus Street, no. 10
- Visiting hours
Winter schedule (16 September - 30 April): Mon-Fri 09:00 - 17:00
Summer schedule (May 1 - September 15): Tue-Sun (closed on Monday) 09:00 - 17:00 - Fees
- Chlidren, students, seniors: 2 lei
- Adults: 4 lei
The Hermann Oberth Memorial House
- Sibiului Street, no. 15
- 0269 841 140
- Visiting hours
Mon-Fri 09:00 - 17:00
Saturday, Sunday: 10:00-12:00 - Fees
- Children, students, seniors: 2 lei
- Adults: 4 lei
The Municipal Library “St.L.Roth” Mediaş
- The Municipal Library "St.L.Roth" Mediaş It’s a public encyclopedic library, whose first book collections dates from the interwar period. Currently, the library has about 120.000 books in various fields (beletristics, social sciences, exact mathematical sciences, literature books for children, etc.), it has a fully computerized database and an online catalog that can be accessed here link.
- King Ferdinand I Square, no. 1
- 0269 841 161
- http://188.27.232.6:8080/liberty/libraryHome.do
Traube Hall
- The Traube Hall was founded in 1950 as the House of Culture of the City. After being renovated in 2005, Traube Hall has been reopened and today it hosts theater performances, festivals, pop, rock, folk music concerts, etc.
- Visiting hours
Mon-Fri 08:00 – 16:00
If certain events take place, the schedule can be extended until 22:00.
