HOUSE MUSEUM URBAN WAY OF LIFE – XIX CENTURY

Opening times of the museum – only on prior request at 042/919 214

Hadzhiangelov house was built in 1883 by the master of Debar - George. It belongs to the late type of symmetrical buildings without portico. It is located in the central part of the city and once it had a large garden with many flowers, boxshrubs, and greenery.

Museum exhibition shows house arrangement and samples of city clothing in the late nineteenth to mid-twentieth century. In the furnished guest rooms, living room, lounge and bedroom traditional local objects are next to some contemporary for that time European and Russian household objects.
On the first floor there is the exhibition «Home on the border of two epochs (Stara Zagora lifestyle in the 40s-60s. XX century)».

The exhibited objects, which are an electric iron, a radio, a Soviet phonograph, show the entering of ready-made objects not only in clothing but also in furniture. These were no longer luxuries, but cheap, comfortable and affordable for every household items that largely harmonize home decor.

The salon on the first floor reveals through toys, books and school belongings the world of a child - a carefree and magical world where anything was possible and achievable.

Western impact in home furnishings and lifestyle of the 20-40s of the twentieth century is shown on the second floor.

Along with the objects in the exhibition, the fashion trends for these periods are exposed there.

Address:

68 Dimitar Naumov Str.
 
Entrance fee:
Adults – 3,00 BGN
Pupils and full-time students – 1,00 BGN
Group visits by 10 and more persons – 2,00 BGN
Disabled visitors – free of charge
 
Entrance fee for adults with children
– adults – 1,00 BGN
– children over 7 – 1,00 BGN
– children under 7 – free of charge

Opening times of the museum – only on prior request at 042/919 214

Tuesday – Saturday
9:30 am – 6:00 pm

Lunch break:
12:30 pm – 1:00 pm

Closed on:
Sunday and Monday