The Historical Museum

The Historical Museum was set up in 1951 with a profile of contemporary history. Its structure incorporates five particular divisions. Some portion of the establishment are the Art Gallery and the House Museum "Penyo Penev". The museum composes transitory presentations and other social occasions. Dimitrovgrad Hall pursues the development of one of Bulgaria's most youthful urban communities, which turned into an image of communism during the 1950s. The Archeology Hall demonstrates antiques from the life of the settlements of Dimitrovgrad Municipality, some of which have a persistent improvement since the Neolithic time frame until today.

Some portion of the museum's store is the Neolithic man, opened in 2009 in the save archeological unearthings of the medieval settlement in the Kar dere region close to the Krum town in Dimitrovgrad. The skeleton is a piece of a Neolithic faction burial ground, which is the just a single on the region of Bulgaria and the neighboring nations. This is the thing that makes it one of a kind from logical and presentation perspectives. The presentation corridor of the museum is a place for different and alluring shows, both from its museum and from different museums and foundations. As of late, the possibility of transforming Dimitrovgrad into a "living museum" of communism has picked up impact in general society space.