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About This Museum
What immediately strikes you about romansculpt Tighina is its unlikely setting, a quiet pocket of Hagimus where ancient stone meets the Moldovan countryside. It feels less like a formal institution and more like a personal, almost secretive gallery dedicated to the enduring power of Roman sculpture. You'll find a compelling, if perhaps intimate, collection that speaks to the far-reaching influence of the empire. The experience is refreshingly direct, placing you in quiet conversation with figures carved from stone centuries ago.
Collection Highlights
Look for the weathered torso of a legionary, his muscle cuirass still visible, and the serene, fragmented face of a woman that hints at a lost elegance. The assortment of votive altars and inscriptions feel particularly telling, offering glimpses into the daily lives and beliefs on this distant frontier.
Visitor Information
Don't expect crowded halls or an audio guide; this is a place for your own quiet contemplation. Just find your way there and let the sculptures do the talking.
Architecture & Building
The museum occupies what appears to be a repurposed local building—functional and unassuming, with a simple facade that lets the art within command all the attention.
Contact & Location
Address: Hagimus, Raionul Căușeni, Moldova
Phone: +373 690 82 698
