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today "The Jewish Culture and Civilization Museum", the place where was born Elie Wiesel, laureate of the 1986's Nobel Prize for Peace
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Memorialul Victimelor Comunismului și al Rezistenței
The former prison of the Maramureș County, built in 1897, today a museum of European significance, under the aegis of the Council of Europe.
Muzeul Satului Maramureșean
An open air museum, with over 30 wooden houses dated to 17-19th centuries and a 16th-century wooden church
Muzeul Maramureșului
Rich displays of 15th-19th century icons, carpets, furniture and other ethnographic stuff
Biserica Reformată
The oldest building which survived-dated in 14th century, mixture of Gothic and New Gothic styles).
Cimitirul Săracilor
About 50 former Romanian dignitaries, ministers, bishops, academicians, journalists, who were killed in Sighet jail during 1950s are buried in anonymous graves.