The Albert Litman House, also known as "Villa Margot", was built in 1890. Albert Litman was a banker by profession and, at the same time, one of the shareholders of the casino in the Sinaia resort.
In 1940, with the establishment of the Legionary regime, he was forced to leave the country, taking refuge in Paris. There, Litman joined the cause led by Charles de Gaulle, supporting him in his political activity.
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