The Romanian Peasant Museum, located in Bucharest, is dedicated to preserving and showcasing the traditional culture and lifestyle of the Romanian peasantry. Established in 1906, the museum features a vast collection of artifacts, including textiles, pottery, and tools, reflecting the daily life and customs of rural communities in Romania. The museum's exhibits are displayed in a picturesque outdoor setting, with reconstructed traditional houses and workshops. Visitors can explore various aspects of peasant life, such as agriculture, crafts, and religious practices, providing a comprehensive insight into the rich heritage of the Romanian countryside.