This is Yambol's Regional History Museum situated just south of the main city shopping area. This is where many local historical artefacts dating back thousands of years are kept. I never been in there, but I know others who have been in and viewed the exhibits giving back good reviews. So one day I'll act the tourist and take a tour of the museum.
Yambol is not the prettiest City in Bulgaria, but it does have a unique character which is now in the process of being captured by camera. What you see now in Yambol will be short lived in a world of change, especially with the EU strangling the heart and soul of Bulgaria's culture with directives and uniform regulations.
Tuesday, 24 February 2009
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Interesting building. And yes, you should visit. Thousand-year old artifacts are very interesting. That's what my wife says - she married one!
ReplyDeleteThis in a way brings up the topic of when we live in a country that we sometimes forget that we are a visitor there.
ReplyDeleteThere are several local places here popular with tourists that I haven't visited too!
I hope they allow pictures inside!
ReplyDeleteLove the man-statue face-off there ;D