”Ciprian Porumbescu” Memorial House

 ”Ciprian Porumbescu” memorial house, reopened in 1953, is located in an old construction, of small sizes, the only building which has been kept from the former vicarage of the Stupca village  (today Ciprian Porumbescu), dwelled by the family of the priest, writer and Romanian militant from Bukowina, Iraclie Porumbescu, in the years 1865-1884. In the small rooms – the office of the priest and the summer kitchen – there is reconstructed  the atmosphere of that period with the help of the some certified exhibits: Mărioara’s piano, the sister of the composer, furniture, photographs, different objects which belonged to the family. On a beam in the roof of the house there still can be recognized Ciprian Porumbescu’s signature (1853–1883), scratched with a penknife when he was a child. In this calm environment, the young master Ţîprian created most of his compositions, which remained peerless until today.