On the Day of Bravery, which is also the Bulgarian Armed Forces Day, the National Museum of Military History opens its doors to those who wish to visit it . Admission to all exhibits will be free of charge from 10:00 am to 17:00 pm. In..
The National Museum of Military History in Sofia offers fun weekends for children and their families every Saturday and Sunday at 11 am. Starting this weekend, July 1, visitors can participate in the educational game "Mission Scout" with no..
To mark Father’s Day, the National Museum of Military History (NMMH) is celebrating the special father-child bond today. From 10 AM until 5 PM today, children will be able to see how robots are programmed, step into the shoes of firefighters, go..
The National Museum of Military History in Sofia presents the Memory for the Future Collection . The museum thus renews the tradition of putting on an exhibition at the beginning of each year showing the most curious items donated in previous years. The..
A day after the National Day of Bulgaria - March 3, the National Museum of Military History in Sofia opened the exhibition "Worthy for Freedom", dedicated to the thousands of Bulgarians who fought for the liberation of Bulgaria from Ottoman rule..
On the occasion of Unification Day, marked on September 6, the National Museum of Military History takes us 136 years back in time with the exhibition named “Sofia – Capital of Unified Bulgaria”. A special map presents 12 locations..
T he Aviation Museum near Plovdiv and t he Naval Museum in Varna will not charge for admission today on the occasion of the 105 th anniversary of the National Museum of Military History. The residents and guests of..
The National Museum of Military History in Sofia celebrates its 105th anniversary with a special program this weekend. The beginning of the festive programme coincides with the European initiative Night of Museums on July 3. Between 11 a.m...
Despite changes of the date of celebration over the years, the Day of Bravery and the Bulgarian Army never loses its splendor and solemnity. The respect of Bulgarians for the military remains invariably high today and the sparkling eyes of..
