Learn Romanian: Muzeele sunt acolo. - The museums are there.

The singular word for museum is muzeu. It is a neuter noun. To make it plural, we drop the -u and add -e, giving us muzee (museums). When we want to say the museums, we add the definite plural suffix -le to the end, resulting in muzeele.

I thought -le was the plural 'the' for feminine nouns. Why is it used here for a neuter noun?

You have a good memory! In Romanian, neuter nouns act like masculine nouns in the singular, but they act like feminine nouns in the plural. Because muzee acts like a feminine plural noun, it takes the feminine plural definite article -le.

Does the verb sunt change because muzeele acts feminine in the plural?

No, Romanian verbs do not change based on gender. The form sunt simply means they are, and it stays exactly the same whether the subject is masculine, feminine, or neuter.

If acolo means there, how would I say the museums are here?

If the museums were close to you, you would use the word aici (here) instead of acolo (there).