Codlea Traditions Museum was established in 2016 touching multiple themes such as ethnography, history, numismatics, painting, archaeology, documents, old books and communist industry. The museum is sheltered by a historical building from the 18th century, which used to be the town hall, and is organized on three floors: basement, ground floor and first floor, displaying six permanent exhibitions and a temporary one.

At the entrance, on the right side, you can visit the exhibition located in the basement, with which the museum was inaugurated called "The Exhibition of Donations", which gathers together various objects relevant to the history of the locality such as the model of the Black Fortress built by the Teutonic knights in the 13th century on Măgura Codlei mountain at an altitude of 980 m, pieces of furniture and old images from Codlea. Also, here can be found Romanian, Saxon and Szekler traditional clothing, a document from 1852 kept in a sealed glass capsule and an object from 1707, the mercy box, belonging to the Fortified Evangelical Church located in the immediate vicinity of the museum - a superb 13th century monument.