The Fire Lookout, built in 1892, was reopened to the public after three years of restoration work. The building was transformed into the Firemen's Museum in 1963.
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The Foișorul de Foc in Bucharest, built in 1892, has reopened to the public after three years of rehabilitation works worth 25 million lei. The building was transformed into the Firemen's Museum in 1963 and was inaugurated on Firemen's Day, marking their heroism. Tickets for adults cost 10 lei.
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