Regional historocal museum
Pazardzhik

Photo: Anton Lefterov · CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons
The Pazardzhik Museum is the successor of the museum collection at Videlina community center, established in 1907. In the 1920s and 1930s, the collection was enriched with thousands of documentary and substantial monuments providing the opportunity to create a representative exposition. Since 1980, the Museum and the City Art Gallery have been home to the specially constructed building for their needs in the center of the province town.
Historical Museum is obshtoistorieski profile and is divided into several sections: Archeology, History of Bulgaria XV-XIX century Ethnography, Modern History, Contemporary History, Foundations and scientific records.
In profile Archeology will meet the moral culture of the region reflected in the pottery of the Stone Age, Middle and Western coins, weapons, ornaments. It is at one of the most complete collection of votive tablets of the Thracian Horseman.
The development of the Pazardzhik region in the days of the Renaissance is presented in the original photo documentary exhibition. It traces the involvement of local and in national liberation struggles. You will be able to learn about life, life and moral and spiritual values ??of local people after the liberation to the mid 20th century.
In Lapidarium the museum in chronological order are displayed statues, altars, columns, travel and more.
The museum has its own book depository, prints and restoration workshop.
Visitor information
- Address
- K. Velichkov Square № 15
- Opening hours
- Monday - Friday: 09:00 - 17:00 Saturday: 10:00 - 17:00 Sunday: 10:00 - 17:00
- Phone
- +35934443108
- museumpz@abv.bg
- Website
- https://museum-pz.com/wp/
- Good to know
- Entrance fees: adults - €1.53 pupils, students, pensioners - €1.02 family of two parents with one child / student / - €2.56 family of two parents with two children / students / - €3.07 Family of two parents with more than two children / students / - €3.58
- Coordinates
- 42.19095, 24.3324 Open in Maps
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