Tourist attractions in Ieud

Description of Ieud

-documentary attested in 1365

-The Codex of Ieud - dated 1391 (by approximating the year 6900 written on the first page), the Codex is written in Romanian in the Cyrillic alphabet and it is consider the first document proving the existence of Romanian language.

-archaeological site "La Mănăstire" - settlement from Bronze era

-Ieud Monastery

-the birthplace of the academician Dr. Ioan Mihaliy of Apşa, the author of 'Diplomele Maramuresene', and of the painter Traian Bilţiu Dăncuş

-the famous folk and Christmas carols singer Stefan Hrusca was born here

Museums and memorial houses of Ieud

Muzeul Pleş

Address: Nr.909

Phone: +40 262 336 104

The museum is set in a former peasant homestead in two wooden houses more than 200 years old. Visitors can see here traditional clothing and costumes, various utensils and tools used in this ethnographic area and can find out more about local crafts and customs.

Casa muzeu Dunca Pâţu

Address: Nr. 442

The museum is dedicated to the local history and armed resistance against communism and is sheltered in the house donated by the Dunca family, supporters of the resistance. In the first room there are documents and objects recalling the resistance fighters. The second room displays ethnographic elements specific to the area.