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About us

Our Story

Muzeon

It's not a museum. It's an experience.

Muzeon is a complex encounter with the history of the Jewish people of Cluj. Starting with the beginning of the 20th century, and ending with our present times, Muzeon tells the life story of three different people: Julia, Paul, and David, in six different languages: Romanian, English, Hungarian, Hebrew, French, and Spanish.

 

Using dramatised audio guides, created in 2020 based on real stories, Muzeon is able to create a unique and meaningful connection between the narrating character and the visitor. By humanising history, it teaches people about the past without requiring any learning effort.

 

The narrative of the exhibition was written based on a family history, the Lusztig family. The roots of the Lusztigs were traced back to a small Transylvanian village: Chichișa. Moving to a village near Cluj at the end of the 19th century, and later to the city, the Lusztig family flourished. At Muzeon, visitors have the chance to learn the history of the Jewish community in Cluj via the history of the Lusztig family. The audio guides of the exhibition were created based on three members of the family, each with a different destiny.

Picture about the Lusztig family.
Poze despre diferite exponate din expoziția Muzeon.

Muzeon is almost entirely based on visual and audio narration, in order to ease the learning experience. Using the power of storytelling, combined with visual and artistic installations, Virtual Reality and artifacts, it truly impacts those who come to visit. It was designed in such a way so as they would feel cognitively enriched after a visit to Muzeon.

Our Team

The People at Muzeon

Flavia Hațiegan

Founder, Curator

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Dan Craioveanu

Founder, Manager

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Beáta Siklodi

Manager Assistant

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Lilla Kornélia Kelemen

Museologist, Exhibition Development

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Our Friends

Partners

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Tuesday ‒ Sunday: 10am ‒ 06pm
Monday: Closed

Adults: 35 lei
Children & Students (up to the age of 26): 20 lei
Persons over 65: 20 lei
Persons with disabilities (IV & III degree): 20 lei
Persons with disabilities (II & I degree): Free
Members of the Cluj Jewish Community: Free
Groups of over 10 visitors will have a 20% discount

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