The exhibition is located in Argir Kuyumdzhioglu’s beautiful Renaissance house, which was built in 1847 by master-builder Hadzhi Georgi. Inside, it presents representations of the traditional material and spiritual culture of the Bulgarians who lived in the Plovdiv region, the Rhodope Mountains, and the Srednogorie during the National Revival period. Among the museum’s collections, notable items include copper vessels, ceramics, brassware, pottery, weapons, shepherds’ woodcarvings, jewelry, and church items, as well as sewn and crocheted lace. Costumes from across the entire Bulgarian ethnic territory, musical instruments, and examples of urban interior décor also stand out.

Day for free visit: Every first Thursday of the month for students and retired people.