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4.7/5 (based on Google user reviews)
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Matthew Willis (2 years ago)
Great museum Greta value for students only 2 lev! Friend really enjoyed it as he’s a tank aficionado!
Great museum Greta value for students only 2 lev! Friend really enjoyed it as he’s a tank aficionado!
Christian Hoffman (2 years ago)
We paid for all of the exhibits, which is what I'm giving the full 5 stars for. Seeing all the artillery, planes, helicopters and tanks was also amazing! We only spent 2ish hours there as we had other plans as well, but you could easily spend more time there.
We paid for all of the exhibits, which is what I'm giving the full 5 stars for. Seeing all the artillery, planes, helicopters and tanks was also amazing! We only spent 2ish hours there as we had other plans as well, but you could easily spend more time there.
N A (2 years ago)
You can actually walk into the front yard of this museum and have a walk around it for free, there are old fighter jets and military vihicles parked that you can see up close, even touch. Once you walk inside you're given the options to get a full ticket which includes all the buildings, of which there are quite a few, the other option is the permanent exhibition which was a third of the cost and is all you really need to see. Once you get your ticket there is access to the middle yard which has even more equipment in the form of fighter jets and missiles. The main building itself faces this yard and inside of it was a well organised and rich collection of early-historic Bulgarian war-related items and information, this moved through the centuries, eventually arriving at the wars with the ottomans, WW1, WW2, onset of socialism and other modern areas of interest. It's worth the visit in my opinion, a lot to see, learn and experience.
You can actually walk into the front yard of this museum and have a walk around it for free, there are old fighter jets and military vihicles parked that you can see up close, even touch. Once you walk inside you're given the options to get a full ticket which includes all the buildings, of which there are quite a few, the other option is the permanent exhibition which was a third of the cost and is all you really need to see. Once you get your ticket there is access to the middle yard which has even more equipment in the form of fighter jets and missiles. The main building itself faces this yard and inside of it was a well organised and rich collection of early-historic Bulgarian war-related items and information, this moved through the centuries, eventually arriving at the wars with the ottomans, WW1, WW2, onset of socialism and other modern areas of interest. It's worth the visit in my opinion, a lot to see, learn and experience.
Karolina (2 years ago)
If you want to see whole place you should be prepared for few hours of visiting. In the "gardens" there are a lot of tanks, planes, amphibians etc. Plus 4 floors with stories about Bulgarian history.
If you want to see whole place you should be prepared for few hours of visiting. In the "gardens" there are a lot of tanks, planes, amphibians etc. Plus 4 floors with stories about Bulgarian history.
Michael Mack (2 years ago)
Amazing Military History Museum in Sofia. I did not allocate enough time to explore this beautiful museum. Amazing planes, tanks, missile systems, helicopters, and other military vehicles. I spent about 2 hours and could have easily spent another 2-3 hours. Amazing place!!
Amazing Military History Museum in Sofia. I did not allocate enough time to explore this beautiful museum. Amazing planes, tanks, missile systems, helicopters, and other military vehicles. I spent about 2 hours and could have easily spent another 2-3 hours. Amazing place!!
