Muzeiko is Eastern Europe's largest children's science center. Muzeiko is a 2,000-square-foot area featuring more than 130 interactive games for kids and inquisitive adults. The museum's whole content is aimed at inspiring children to study, discover, and explore the sciences, as well as assisting

The Bulgarian Academy of Science's Ethnographic Institute, which includes a museum, is housed in the old royal mansion in Sofia. The museum is part of the so-called National Museum, which was founded in 1892 and became an autonomous organization under the name National Ethnographic Museum in 1906

The National Museum "Earth and Man" situated in the heart of Sofia. The museum first opened its doors in 1987. Visitors may see a collection of minerals gathered from 109 nations throughout the globe in its 5,500 square meter space. The museum has acquired 1,523 different types of minerals from a

The Memorial Tomb of Alexander I of Battenberg, also known as the Battenberg Mausoleum in Sofia, Bulgaria's capital, is the mausoleum and last resting place of Prince Alexander I of Bulgaria (1857–1893), the country's first Head of State. The mausoleum, created in the eclectic style (with

PARIS Gallery presents works by contemporary artists working in the field of figurative and naive art, magical realism and hyperrealism. It was established in April 2003 in Sofia by the Boris and Nadia Pavlovi family. For the first eight years, the gallery is located at 8 Paris Street, and at

The Center for Arts Art Laboratory is a versatile art facility situated in Sofia's "arts area" in a historic structure from the early twentieth century. The Center's purpose is to enlighten, stimulate, and inspire societal interest in art. Its goal is to produce art events that are current with

The Gallery highlights artists with a fresh, contemporary aesthetic and a varied range of genres, including abstract and figurative art, pop art, neo-expressionism, and naïve art. This makes ArtVibes Gallery an excellent choice for unique art for the modern home and business. The display of

The Alexander Nevsky Crypt Museum is situated directly under the Alexander Nevsky Cathedral. As the name of the museum indicates, the nature of the displays is not horrific. It is a museum of Orthodox icons. When the foundations for the cathedral were being erected, it was determined that a