Having Manuk Bey

House in its current form - it is a real castle in the French style, with a winter garden, guard towers and a park - built in the second half of the XIX century by Alexander Bernardazzi, and for decades has been the estate of the family Mirzoyan, descendants of Manuc-Bey. In the 70 years of the twentieth century manor house-museum was opened, a collection which currently includes more than 20,000 exhibits. The most valuable is the collection of the Moldovan national costumes and textiles. At the same time the museum is constantly conducting the exhibition "Maps and Documents", "Rulers of Moldova", "Ethnography" diorama "Iasi-Chisinau Battle during the II-nd World War," as well as an exhibition dedicated to the flora and fauna of the Republic of Moldova. Special interest is exhibited in the museum collection of butterflies and birds.