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“Nicolae Bălcescu” 

Land Forces Academy 

International 

Student's Guide 

“Always together” 

Sibiu, România

Index 

“Nicolae Bălcescu” Land Forces Academy

International Student’s Guide 

Table of Contents 

Message from the Rector 4 

About Romania 3 

About Sibiu 

6 

Historical Survey 7 

Educational process in LFA 8 

Faculty of Military Management 9 

Military Training 10 

Resources 11 

Study in LFA 12 

Practical information 14 

Contact 18 

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“Nicolae Bălcescu” Land Forces Academy 

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Message from the Rector 

TAKE THE CHANCE TO STUDY ABROAD. 

IT WILL BROADEN YOUR CAREER PERSPECTIVES AND DEEPEN YOUR PERSONAL INSIGHT 

This publication aims at introducing the "Nicolae Balcescu" Land Forces Academy to foreign students. 

At present, "Nicolae Balcescu" Land Forces Academy is one of the outstanding institutions within the National 

Military Higher Education system. 

Conscious of the need to develop and endorse outstanding leaders, capable to fulfill the requirements of an ever 

changing world, the "Nicolae Balcescu" Land Forces Academy aims at building up, by means of the university 

studies, command officers with exceptional moral, civilian and professional qualities. 

The recent classification of the Romanian Universities has placed our institution within Education and Research - 

based universities, which highly certifies a well defined and delineated management, a normative and a functional 

frame, meant to continue the developing of the present economic and social tendencies and requirements. 

The "Nicolae Balcescu" Land Forces Academy is highly involved in carrying on the building up process for the well 

trained graduates in order to bravely face the challenges in the military field and to register excellence in the field of 

education and scientific research. 

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About Romania 

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Official name: Romania 

Forme of government: Republic 

Geographic position: SE of Europe, to the N of Balkans, in the inferior basin of the Danube, with an opening to the 

Black Sea, beeing cut by the carpathian mountains. 

Surface: 238.391 km 2 (11 place in Europe and 79 in world). 

Population: 19.000.000 habitants 

Capital: Bucharest - 1.650.000 habitans 

Official tongue: Romanian: mother-tongue for more than 89 % from the country population. By its origins, structure and 

vocabulary, Romanian is the language which continues directly the Latin that was spoken in Dacia and Moesia - two 

regions in the Carpathiano-Danubiano-Pontic space. 

National day: 1st of December. 

National flag: three vertical colours: red, yellow and blue. 

National anthem: "Desteapta-te, romane !". 

Official time: East Europe time (GMT + 2 hours). 

National currency: 1 leu (lei) = 100 bani (bani). 

Climate: the climate is temperate -continental, characteristic to the Central Europe ( hot summers, cold winters, very 

distinct seasons, abundant snowfalls especially in the mountains).The warmest areas are in the south. 

Tourism: Romania is the owner of all natural conditions to become one of the most important European touristic 

destinations. The most wanted regions are: the Black Sea coast, Bucharest, Prahova Valley (Sinaia, Busteni, Azuga, 

Predeal), Poiana Brasov, Moldavia Monasteries, churches in wood - Maramures, Danube Delta, Bran(Dracula Castle), 

medieval cities (Sibiu, Sighisoara, Medias, Deva,Cluj,Alba-Iulia,Brasov), bathing areas (Baile Felix, Baile Herculane, 

Baile Tusnad,Calimanesti-Caciulata,Olanesti, Sovata, Vatra-Dornei,Eforie Nord etc.), many caves. 

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Index 

Historical Milestones and Tourist Attraction in Sibiu 

SLOVAKIA 

HUNGARY 

Timis 

Arad 

SERBIA A 

Bihor 

Caras-Severin 

Satu 

Mare 

Salaj 

Hunedoara 

Mehedinti 

Gorj 

Cluj 

Alba 

Doli 

UKRAINE 

Maramures 

Bistrita- 

Nasaud 

ROMANIA 

Vilcea 

Mures 

Sibiu 

Sibiu 

Olt 

Arges 

Brasov 

Dimbovita 

Teleorman 

Suceava 

Harghita 

Neamt 

Covasna 

Prahova 

Ilfov 

Giurgiu 

BULGARIA 

Botosani 

Vrancea 

Buzau 

Bucharest 

Bacau 

Iasi 

Ialomita 

Calarasi 

MOLDOVA 

Vaslui 

Galati 

Braila 

UKRAINE 

Tulcea 

Constanta 

BLACK 

SEA 

1896 - The first use of electricity in Austria-Hungary, and the first power line in Southeastern Europe; 

1904 - The second city in Europe to use an electric-powered trolley; 

1918 - Upon the Union of Transylvania with Romania, Sibiu became part of Romania; 

1928 - The first zoo in Romania; 

1941 - Saxons lost their historical majority in the population; 

1989 - The third city to take part in the Romanian Revolution; 

2007 - European Capital of Culture 2007. 

1191 - Mentioned for the first time in a document 

of the Vatican, under the name "Cibinium" (due 

to the river Cibin that flows through the city); 

1544 - The first book in the Romanian language 

was printed in Sibiu, funded by John II 

Sigismund Zápolya. This was in Cyrillic letters; 

1551 - Conrad Haas' experiment with rockets; 

1570 - The Ottoman-dependent Principality of 

Transylvania was formed after the Ottoman 

conquest in Hungary; 

1671 - Methane gas was discovered near Sibiu; 

1782 - Franz-Joseph Müller von Reichenstein 

discovered the chemical element tellurium; 

1788 - First theatre in Transylvania; 

1795 - The first lightning rod in Transylvania and 

in Southeastern Europe was installed in 

Nagydisznód (present-day Cisnădie); 

1817 - The Brukenthal Museum, the first 

museum in Transylvania was opened. 

1867 - The Principality of Transylvania was 

reunited with Hungary in the dual monarchy of 

Austria-Hungary; 

Not to Be Missed: the Top 5 Sights 

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Historical Survey 

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13 June 1847 – the first officer school was founded in Bucharest, training Infantry, Cavalry and Artillery officers; 

1 July 1920 – after the Unification, the second military school training Infantry officers, was founded in Sibiu; 

1932 – the only school training active Infantry officers, functioning under the name of “Principele Carol”; 

13 December 1952 – its name was changed into the “Nicolae Bălcescu” Military Infantry School; 

1 July 1961 – the school functions in the present establishment, training officers in all branches and services; 

22 March 1991 – it became the “Nicolae Bălcescu” Military Institute for Infantry, Frontier Guard and Chemistry; 

15 June 1995 – the Ground Troops Academy was founded as a Military Higher Education Institute; 

1 August 2000 – its name was changed into the “Nicolae Bălcescu” Land Forces Academy; 

23 April 2002 – the “Management of Organization” study programme was accredited in the field of Military Sciences and 

Intelligence; 

30 June 2003 – the „Economic-Financial Management” study programme in the field of Military Sciences and the “Public 

Administration” in the field of Administrative Sciences were temporarily authorized; 

1 September 2008 – the Faculty of Military Management is set up; 

10 June 2010 – external evaluation by ARACIS – HIGH CONFIDENCE RATING; 

30 June 2010 – the „Economic-Financial Management”, “Public Administration“ and “Management of Organization” 

Bachelor’s study programmes were accredited; 

11 August 2010 – Master’s study programmes were accredited in the field of “Military Sciences and Intelligence”: 

“Organizational Leadership”, “Management of Organizational Capabilities” and “Management and Technology”; 

5 September 2011 – The “Nicolae Bălcescu” Land Forces Academy is classified by the Ministry of Education, Research, 

Youth and Sport as a University of Education and Research 

21-23 November 2012 – 1 st visit of evaluation performed by EUA – European University Association 

18-20 February 2013 – 2 nd visit of evaluation performed by EUA – European University Association 

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Educational process in LFA Sibiu 

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The educational process within the "Nicolae Balcescu" Land Forces Academy aims at developing cadets' 

competences and potentialities, as described inthe "Graduate Model" and in the "Building up and Professional 

Development Concept of the Military Staff within Land Forces". 

MILITARY 

LEADER 

EDUCATOR- 

TRAINER 

The Land Forces Academy 

provides cadets’ training, 

education and motivations so 

that graduates can become ... 

MISSION 

to build up and train officers, 

so that upon graduation, they can 

perform the following highly 

interrelated roles: 

... leaders of character entirely 

dedicated to the values of honour, 

duty and professional development 

during their career as army officers 

serving the nation 

CITIZEN AS SERVANT 

OF THE NATION 

MILITARY 

SPECIALIST 

SPECIALIZED 

WARFIGHTER 

The educational process focuses on educating all graduates in a morally and ethically sound environment so that 

they become good problem solvers who can lead and shape future changes to the benefit of our Army and our 

country. 

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Faculty of Military Management 

Index 

Bachelor’s Programmes of study 

Field of study - Military Sciences, Information and Public Order: 

• Management of organization - ACCREDITED 

• Economic- financial Management - ACCREDITED 

Field of study - Administrative Sciences: 

• Public administration - ACCREDITED 

Master’s Programmes of study 

Field of study - Military Sciences and Information: 

• Organizational Leadership - ACCREDITED 

• Organizational Capability Management - ACCREDITED 

• Management and Technology - ACCREDITED 

Postgraduate Courses: 

• Postgraduate Course of Specialization in the Field of Leadership in the Tactical Field 

• Postgraduate Course of Specialization in the Field of Communication and Informatics 

• Postgraduate Course of Specialization in the Field of Internal Organizational Audit 

• Postgraduate Course of Specialization in the Field of Integrated Management in Combat Support 

• Postgraduate Course of Specialization in the Field of Total Quality Management of the Military Actions 

• Postgraduate Course of Specialization in the Field of Crisis Situation Management 

• Postgraduate Course of Specialization in the Field of Environment Protection during Military Actions 

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Military Training 

The student's general military training is a continuous process 

that is carried out throughout the entire period of the university 

studies by studying the subjects established in the curricula, 

grouped into distinct modules of military training as well as within 

the limits of a military training day per week throughout the 

academic year. 

Structure: 

a) Individual Basic Training - has a universal character and 

ensures the basis of the military construction, irrespective of the 

chosen branch or specialization; 

b) Specialized Individual Training - aims at initiating the 

students in the chosen branch/ specialization. It represents the 

basis in the process of forming the military specialist and in 

fulfilling the specific requirements of the first function 

c) Military Physical Training. 

It aims at building and 

improving the basic 

kinetic skills and their 

practical use by the 

military, according to 

the demands of the 

battlefield, to the 

development of the 

physical and 

psychological 

capacities necessary 

for accomplishing 

combat missions under 

any terrain and 

weather conditions. 

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Resources 

The "Nicolae Balcescu" Land Forces Academy has modern material resources, meeting the national, international and 

European Higher Education Requirements. Some of our institution's resources are as follows: 

Index 

• Senate Room 

• Auditorium: 558 m2 and 300 seats 

• 8 Lecture Rooms: 956 m2 and 660 seats 

• 38 Seminar Rooms: 2280 m2 

• 23 Laboratories and Multifunctional Rooms: 1342 m2 

• 2 Data Processing Laboratories: 36 computers-110m’ 

• 10 Technical Rooms: 618 m’ 

• Cadets' Accommodation Buildings 

• Sports Centre: 1,856 m2 

• Swimming Pool 

• University Library 

• Multimedia Room 

• Publishing House 

• Museum 

• Orthodox Chapel 

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Study in LFA Sibiu 

a. Requirements before your departure 

Visa requirements 

Before you depart for Romania certain documents will be necessary. You need a valid passport or ID for entry into 

Romania. In some cases a visa is also required. However, citizens of EU countries and some of the countries of the 

EEA need only an ID card provided that their citizenship is stated on the card. For further information, in order to clarify 

if you need visa or not , please contact the Romanian Embassy or Consulate in your country. Please consult 

http://mae.ro/en/romanian-missions for addresses and office hours of Romanian embassies and consulates. 

For stays in Romania longer than three months, it is compulsory to obtain a RESIDENCE PERMIT, which will be 

issued to the students by Romanian authorities upon their arrival. 

Application process for international students: 

Foreign citizens could apply for studies in “Nicolae Bălcescu” Land Forces Academy only with approval of the 

Romanian Ministry of National Defence, based on bilateral agreements between our university and student’s home 

university. 

The following application papers are requested: 

• Application form (filled in 2 copies); 

• Certified copy of the Baccalaureate Diploma or equivalent - for undergraduate studies; 

• Certified copy of the graduation certificate - for postgraduate applicants; 

• Academic record translated into Romanian, English; 

• Language certificate; 

• Certified copy of the Birth Certificate; 

• Certified copy of the passport; 

• Medical certificate. 

Application process for Erasmus students - the following application papers are requested: 

• Student Application Form 

• Learning Agreement or Training Agreement 

All documents can be found on our web site at the following address: 

http://www.armyacademy.ro/english/erasmus/Index.html 

Make sure that all your forms are SIGNED by you and the responsible of your university. Send the scanned documents 

to the following e-mail address: erasmus@armyacademy.ro. 

If you cannot send the forms by e-mail, you can also use post or fax. 

When we receive all the forms, they will be checked and signed by the Erasmus Coordinator from our academy. 

We will send the Letter of Acceptance by e-mail and by post. The procedure will take 4 – 6 weeks. During the holidays it 

can take longer 

!!! Attention: 

Application deadlines: Autumn semester: June 30th 

Spring semester: November 30th 

Bilateral Agreements through ERASMUS Programme: 

• Univerzita Obrany, Brno, Czech Republic 

• Academia Ozbrojenych Sil Ganerala Milana Ratislava Stefanika, Liptovsky Mikulas, Slovakia 

• Natzionalen Voenen Universitet Vassil Levski, Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria 

• Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Lisbon, Portugal 

• Theresianische Militarakademie, Wiener Neustadt, Austria 

• The Gen. Tadeusz Kosciuszko Military Academy of Land Forces, Wroclaw, Poland 

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b. Arriving and getting settled 

By air 

The air connections of the city are ensured by the Sibiu 

International Airport, located on national road DN1, at 3 

kilometres from the city. 

http://www.sibiuairport.ro/ 

Sibiu International Airport 

Address: 73 Alba Iulia Street 

Flight information center: +40 269 253 135 

By car 

Sibiu is passed by two major European roads: E 68 

(Arad - Sibiu - Brasov) and E 81 (Cluj - Sibiu - Pitesti - 

Bucuresti). Check here the road route: www.distanta.ro 

By train 

Please check: http://www.cfrcalatori.ro/ 

By bus 

There are several international transportation 

companies that drive to Sibiu, such as: Eurolines, 

Atlasib, Tavi Raisen, Pletl, Amad Touristik, Trans 

Europa. Just search the names on Google and you will 

find local representatives in different countries. 

www.autogari.ro 

How to get to Sibiu 

Study in LFA 

Our recommendation for students is to arrive at LFA 

one day before the course starts and depart one day 

after the end of the course. 

Facilities provided to international students: 

• Accommodation will be provided in the Land Forces 

Academy buildings. 

• All meals are provided with non-alcoholic beverages 

at the LFA cafeteria. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are 

available and have to be booked 24 hours in advance. 

• Internet access will be available. 

• Access to University libraries 

• Special areas for the smokers 

• Hairdresser’s within university premises 

• Gyms and sports on the university premises 

• Orthodox church service on the university premises 

• Medical centre on the university premises 

• The electric power is 220V, 50Hz AC 

• Psyhological Assistance 

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Index 

Practical information 

TRANSPORT IN SIBIU 

a. Public transportation 

The local public transportation in Sibiu is ensured by Tursib, a company under the guidance of the Local Council of 

Sibiu. 

There are 20 bus routes inside the city and 2 bus routes connecting the city with the adjoining villages. The fee for a 

ticket is 1.5 lei and it can be purchased from the ticket vending machines, ticket booths or Tursib Agencies. 

Tursib address: 133-135 Calea Dumbrăvii 

Phone: +40 269 426100 

Fax: +40 269 21077 

Web: www.tursib.ro 

Download the bus route map at: http://www.tursib.ro/trasee/harta 

b. Rent-a-bike 

Discover a unique way to experience the magnificent views of Sibiu's skyline or just get some fresh air and exercise! 

There is no better way to get around, see new things, stay healthy and active. 

You can find the renting point, very close to the city centre, at Cazarma 90 (the big parking area). 

c. Taxis 

The current rate is between 1,40 Lei and 2,50 Lei per km. Always ask the driver to turn on the meter before starting. 

Phone. +40 269 953 Phone. +40 269 942 

Phone. +40 269 949 Phone. +40742242942 

HEALTH AND INSURANCE 

Health care: 

Before coming to Romania please make sure you have a medical insurance that can cover any expenses and 

hospitalization here in Romania. Emergency services are provided in Military Hospital or Public Hospital. 

General Hospitals 

Emergency Clinical Local Hospital2-4 Corneliu Coposu Blvd(+40) 269 215 050 

Emergency Military Hospital46 Victoriei Blvd (+40) 269 211 209 

Pharmacies 

In Romania, medication and certain health products are only for sale in pharmacies. A list of pharmacies can be found 

on the following http://www.paginafarmacistilor.ro/farmacii/sibiu/ . 

Open around the clock pharmacies 

Farmacia San Marco 

7 Iorga Nicolae Street 

+40 269-232187 

Polisano Pharma 

11 Mihai Viteazu Blvd 

+40 269-421418 

http://www.scjs.ro 

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TELEPHONES 


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Public telephones are orange and use a prepaid phone card (“cartela de telefon – ROMTELECOM”). These can be 

used for all kinds of calls, including the direct international calls. Telephone cards can be purchased at the post offices, 

hotels, and kiosks at prices 10 Lei and 50 Lei. Prepaid cards from other phone companies, can also be used, including 

Voice over IP and cell phones (ORANGE, VODAFONE, ZAPP and COSMOTE). 

General Emergency Service – 112 

MONEY & BANKING 

The Romanian currency is the Leu (plural: Lei), (1 Leu = 4.5 EURO) and its subdivision is „Bani”( singular „ban”). 

There are 4 coins and 7 notes: 

- Coins: coins of 1 ban, 5 bani, 10 bani and 50 bani. 

- Notes: notes of 1 leu, 5 lei, 10 lei, 50 lei, 100 lei, 200 lei 500 lei. 

All prices in Romania include VAT. The general value of the VAT is 24 %. 

Different banks have several branches in Sibiu. Most banks are open on weekdays from 09h00-12h00 and from 14h00- 

16h00. During the weekend, you can use the numerous ATMs to withdraw money. It will not be easy to open a bank 

account, as most banks will not allow you to open a bank account when you're only staying for a few months. To open a 

bank account, you will need your passport or identity card and an address in Sibiu. It can also be useful to take your 

Sibiu student card with you. 

Money can be exchanged at banks, hotels, and private exchange offices (“Casa de schimb valutar”). There can be 

major differences in rates, especially between banks and private exchange offices. So it is advisable to shop around. It 

is both illegal and not advisable to change money in the street as the chance to be cheated is very high. 

The official exchange rate can be accessed here: http://www.cursbnr.ro/ 

CUSTOMS REGULATIONS 

Romania enforces the international rules of the Convention related to customs facilities for travellers. Any traveller may 

enter or leave Romania with a maximum of USD 10,000 in cash or traveller's cheques. 

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PUBLIC HOLIDAYS 

• January 1st - 2nd – New Year 

• April / May - Easter 

• May / June - Pentecost, Whit Monday 

• May 1st – International Labour Day 

• August 15 - Dormition of the Theotokos 

• October 25th – National Military Day 

CYBER CAFES 

Surfing, mailing, gaming, downloading... all across Sibiu 

you'll find spots where you can access the internet. 

Besides the specialised, fully equipped cybercafés, you 

will also find some smaller pubs where you can browse 

the internet and make international phone calls. Almost 

90% of the pubs near student's hostel have wireless. 

ATRIUM CLASSIC CAFÉ 

16 Piata Mica, next to Liers' Bridge 

0269 242 000 

www.atriumcafe.ro 

CAFÉ WIEN 

4 Piata Huet 

Email:office@cafewein.ro 

CAFÉ EINSTEIN 

13 Piata Mica 

UNION CLUB & PUB 

6 Piata Mica 

ANDIAMO 

31 Victorei Blvd 

MAI LOUNGE 


SUPPORTER 


www.supporter.ro/ 

IMPERIUM PUB 

24 Nicolae Balcescu Street 

CULTURAL EVENTS 

RELIGIOUS SERVICES 

− Sibiu Jazz Festival (May) 

− Sibiu International Theatre Festival (June) 

− Carl Filtsch International Piano Competition and Festival (July) 

− National Festival of Folk Traditions (August) 

− Craftsmen's Fair (August) 

− Annual Pottery Fair (September) 

− Astra Film Fest (October) 

− Dance Festival (November) 

− Orthodox Cathedral, 33 Mitropoliei Street 

− Evangelic Church, Huet Square 

− Catholic Church, 3 Grand Square 

− Synagogue, 19 Constitutiei Street 

more information about other churches in Sibiu: 

http://www.turism.sibiu.ro/en/biserici.htm 

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THE STATE PHILHARMONIC OF SIBIU 

ASTRA OPEN AIR MUSEUM 

Address: 3-5 Cetatii Street 

Address: 14 Calea Rasinarilor (2miles south of Sibiu) 

Phone. (+40) 269 210.264 Phone: (+40) 269 242.419 

www.filarmonicasibiu.ro 

www.muzeulastra.ro 

Weekly classical music concerts take place in the newly Open: Tue. – Sun. 9:00am - 6:00pm (winter 10am – 5pm); 

renovated Thalia Hall, a concert hall 

Closed Mon. 

and theatre dating from 1787. 

ASTRA is the second largest open-air museum in the 

world (250 acres) 

RADU STANCA NATIONAL THEATRE 

Located in the middle of a dense forest and surrounded 

Address: 2 C. Coposu Blvd 

by a beautiful lake, ASTRA features 

Phone: (+40) 269 210.092 

more than 300 buildings as well as watermills and 

www.tnrs.ro/ 

windmills, gigantic presses for wine, fruit and 

One of the leading Romanian theatres, with origins dating oil, hydraulic forges and structures representing village 

back to 1787, it attracts some of the 

architectural styles from many parts of 

best-known Romanian directors. This theatre has both Romania. The museum illustrates the technological 

Romanian-language and German language sections and legacy of the Romanian people. There is a 

presents an average of five shows a week. 

wonderful collection of wooden farmhouses, a cherhana 

(a traditional collecting and storage 

GONG THEATRE 

point for fish) and sheepfolds, as well as a wooden church 

Address: 4 Alexandru Odobescu Street 

and two traditional inns. Guided tours 

Phone: (+40) 269 211.349 

are available. Another option is a visit by horse-drawn 

www.teatrulgong.ro/ 

carriages (ladies, the driver will kiss your 

Specializing in puppetry, mime and non-conventional hand in greeting, an old Romanian custom). 

shows for children and teenagers, this 

theatre presents shows in both Romanian and German. THE HISTORY MUSEUM 

Address: 2 Mitropoliei Street 

CINEMATECA ASTRAFILM Phone: (+40) 269 218 143 

Address: 12 Piata Huet, Sibiu 

www.brukenthalmuseum.ro/istorie/ 

Phone: (+40) 269 202 430 Open: Tue. – Sun. 9:00am – 5:00pm (wintertime 10am – 

E-mail: aff@astrafilm.ro 

6pm); Closed Mon. 

http://www.astrafilm.ro/ 

Admission fee 

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BRUKENTHAL MUSEUM 

NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM 

Address: 4-5 Piata Mare 

Address: 1 Cetatii Street 

Phone: (+40) 269 217 691 Phone: (+40) 269 213 156 

http://www.brukenthalmuseum.ro/ 

www.brukenthalmuseum.ro/naturale/ 

Summer Schedule: Tue. – Sun. 10:00am – 6:00pm; Open: Tue. – Sun. 10:00am – 6:00pm; Closed Mon. 

Closed Mon. Closed first Tuesday of every 

Admission fee 

month. 

Winter Schedule: Wed. - Sun, 10:00am - 06.00pm; SIGERUS SAXON ETHNOGRAPHIC MUSEUM 

Closed every Monday and Tuesday. 

Address: 12 Piata Mica 

Admission fee Phone: (+40) 269 218 195 

http://www.sigerus.muzeulastra.ro/ 

Open: Tue. – Sun. 9:00am - 6:00pm (wintertime 10:00am 

– 5:00pm); Closed Mon. 

Admission fee 

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Contact 

"Nicolae Bălcescu" Land Forces Academy 

3-5 Revolutiei Street, 

550170 SIBIU ROMANIA 

Tel: + 40269 43 29 90 

Fax: + 40269 21 55 54 

http:/www.armyacademy.ro 

e-mail: office @armyacademy.ro 

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