Great museum for its money. It does not have a lot of things to see, but the tower itself and the view for above are outstanding. Especially if you take in account that the building has 400 years.

Although the curation has not been updated in probably fifty years it is a museum that still holds up for those interested in the history of the transylvanian Germans Most of the exhibition is translated in English, German and French and what is not translated can be easily gauged as a lot is self explanatory. The Romanian cards aren't saying much to be missed The highlight is, of course, the view from the clock tower where you might take up as much as 15 minutes to enjoy it properly

Very busy and messy museum. They let to many people in, most of the explanations in English were missing (luckily I understand German). The exhibition on oberth was hidden away on the last floor. The tower does have a nice view.