Centrul Academic Internațional Eminescu
Cultural centre and library on Dacia, with exhibitions and evenings for writers
A few hours of reading in a cultural centre with exhibitions and literary evenings
Worth it as a quiet place to read and for the evenings devoted to writers. A three-star review describes it in one word as outdated.
Cultural centre on Dacia boulevard, working first of all as a library, but also as an exhibition and events space. The reviews describe it through what it means to the people who come. One visitor says it is the place where they recharge their soul with everything beautiful, reading, painting, music, and where they take refuge from everyday life. Another ties it to the memory of writers and cultural figures named outright: Dumitru Matcovschi, Grigore Vieru, Nicolae Dabija, Ion Ungureanu and Nicolae Sulac, saying that the fact someone keeps their memory alive means something. A reader says simply that they find there all the books they look for. There is one reservation too, in a three-star review, put in a single word: outdated.
- One visitor says it is where they recharge their soul with reading, painting and music
- Described as a refuge from everyday life
- Tied to the memory of writers and cultural figures named outright in the reviews
- A reader says they find there all the books they look for
- Open six days a week, Sundays included
- The reading room
- The exhibition in the centre
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“Outdated”
“It is a place where I charge my soul with everything that is beautiful: reading, painting, music... a place where I take refuge from everyday life, a place where I reminisce, where I feel good.”
“Many years here!”
- A three-star review describes it in a single word as outdated
- The furniture and the interior are worn
- Closed on Saturday but open on Sunday, a schedule easy to confuse
- Google classifies it as a library rather than a gallery