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Museum of the World – from Creation to the Present Day

Posted by on February 18, 2022 - 6:36pm


In the village of Novo Selo (Plovdiv region) there is an interesting museum entitled “Museum of the World – from Creation to the Present Day”. It is an open-air museum located on the rugged mountains above the village, covering an area of ​​10 hectares.

-Dinosaur


-a medieval castle
-a statue of the Thracian god Heros with a horse


-Part of a Neanderthal family etc

-an iron tree on which birds "perch" - pterosaurs, crows, sparrows, parrots, storks. An 8-foot snake is coiled around its trunk.


- Give 2 military guns from WWI and WWII

-near the tree a pond is built with an area of ​​​​300-400 square meters. Pile dwellings are built and prehistoric animals swim in the water nearby. Models of contemporary fauna are exhibited on the coast - bear, wolf, dog, deer.

The exhibition is not arranged chronologically and there is a mixture of eras, but the aim of the local people is to make the village interesting and make it a tourist destination. The museum is entirely her own initiative and is built up through her voluntary work and donations

It is free to visit and definitely worth a visit.

Thank you for reading

Otto Knotzer thanks good info
February 22, 2022 at 3:18pm
Otto Knotzer Thanks for sharng
February 20, 2022 at 12:17pm
M H Thank you, Elena, surely interesting to see.
February 18, 2022 at 7:03pm