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| Postcards from Romania |
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| The Museum of Natural History (1906) |
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| The "Grigore Antipa" Museum of Natural History is structured on three levels (basement, ground flour and storey); the show cases cover a surface of about 1,800 sq. metres. Displayed in the main hall of the building is a Deinoterium gigantissimum, the largest elephant ever found in the world, discovered in 1896 in Moldavia. |