The National Natural History Museum, founded in 1889, is Bulgaria's oldest museum and stands among the natural history museums with the most extensive exposition on the Balkan Peninsula. Initially, it housed the personal collection of...
The History Museum of Sofia, situated at 1 Banski Square within the premises of the former Central Mineral Bath, officially opened its permanent exhibition on September 17, 2015. Boasting over 100,000 original exhibits, the museum houses...
The present-day Basilica of St. Sofia is situated in the heart of the primary necropolis of the ancient city of Serdika. This area is rich in burial structures dating from the 2nd century BC to the 4th century AD, with over 50 tombs...
The home museum of Ivan Vazov is located between the multi-storey buildings in the center of Sofia, at the corner of "G.S. Rakovski" and "Iv. Vazov" streets. It stands as a unique presence, serving as a center of spirituality and a...
The National Literary Museum, established in 1976 by Order of the Council of Ministers, holds national importance as a state cultural and scientific institute under the Ministry of Culture. Its primary mission is to search for, collect,...
Situated in the heart of Sofia, the National Archaeological Museum is housed in the Buyuk Mosque, one of the city's oldest preserved buildings dating back to the 15th century. The museum is a treasure trove of exhibits with exceptional...
Established in 1956 at the Higher Agricultural Institute in Sofia, the Agricultural Museum underwent a transformation in 1999 through the National Agricultural Museum Act. Today, it stands as the sole institution in Bulgaria dedicated to...
The National Museum "Land and People," established in 1987 and situated in the central part of Sofia, offers a fascinating exploration of minerals from around the globe. Encompassing an area of 5,500 sq. m, the museum boasts an extensive...
Georgi Dimitrov's residence was transformed into a museum, and in 1954, the Central Museum "Georgi Dimitrov" was founded. In 1972, the amalgamation of the two museums resulted in the establishment of the "Georgi Dimitrov" National Museum,...
Georgi Kirkov (1867-1919), known as "the Master," was a multifaceted Bulgarian figure, encompassing roles as a publicist, parliamentarian, politician, socialist, and trade union activist. Recognized as a charismatic political orator, he...