The Prehistory Hall is on the ground floor of the northern wing in the museum building. The chronological frame the exhibition covers the Paleolithic, the Neolithic, the Chalcolithic (Copper Age), the Early and the Middle Bronze Age (1,600,000 - 1,600 years BC) in the Bulgarian territories. From a h

The Vault is on the second floor of the eastern building of the museum. The area is designed for exhibition of treasures, grave goods and single artifacts of special artistic and historical value from the Late Bronze Age through Early Iron Age to Late Antiquity. The first exhibits in the Room (th

On the two floors of the Central Hall of the Museum are exhibited artifacts dating from the Late Bronze Age to the Late Middle Ages. They illustrate main periods of the history of a vast region of Southeastern Europe. The objects outline the most significant characteristics of the cultures which met

Once you have entered the Museum you face the magnificent replica of Madara Horseman sheltered in the arch over the central staircase toward the gallery. This is the only replica exhibited in the Museum. For the Bulgarians it is of special importance. Made at the beginning of the twentieth century,