National Museum of Military History

Visited in October 2019. Pros: cheap €10 and close to the metro station. Huge space, thousands of exhibits, from ancient swords to rifles to tanks, as well as jet fighters and helicopters, exhibits from WWI and WWII (which was great in WWI) take a day to see. Cons: Only credit card payment accepted! Very ridiculous! No audio guide! Also ridiculous is no introduction in English. Most of the exhibitions close at 17:00, it’s too early for such an impressive exhibition. The place is too big! Maybe it should be 9 a.m.

There are outdoor military aircraft / helicopter / tank / missile launcher displays also have indoor exhibition halls, displaying pictures and texts of Bulgarian military history, but unfortunately English information is insufficient, indoors can not be photographed. There is a children's military fan experience classroom upstairs, need to pay extra, Military costumes for children are provided for photo-taking

The National Military History Museum is part of the Ministry of Defence, investigating, protecting and scientifically studying military history in Bulgaria and Europe, and houses more than 1 million important historical materials. The Sofia National Military Museum is on the east side of the city center, 2 kilometers away from Alexandria Cathedral. I personally think that the church in Sofia can be seen. The museum is very general.

The National Military History Museum of Bulgaria is located in Sofia, the capital of Bulgaria. It was built on August 1, 1914 and was commissioned on July 4, 1916. The museum covers an area of 5,000 square meters, of which 40,000 square meters is indoor pavilion and 500 square meters outdoor area. The museum also has a library and a computer center.

The World War II History Museum, rich in collections, is worth visiting.