Ethnographic Museum Plovdiv

I woke up that first morning feeling rested, comfortable, and clean. I glanced at my cell phone, which told me it was 12.00... I never could sleep past noon, even when I wanted to. I glanced out the window and felt a small rush: I was on the fifth floor of this building (the top floor, as it were) and past the balcony lay an absolutely splendid …

... .  I think they were just happy about human presence, as Natasha and I were the only visitors in all but one (ethnographic museum) place.  We could just take pictures with flashes and sit on the chairs and do whatever we pleased.  Such a ...

... houses that characterize the old city. We also visited this small church in the old city. We couldn't go to the ethnographic museum, because there the Argentinian ambassador was there with a delegation so lots of the sites were closed. We walked all ...

... of house-museums. These are houses that people turned into museums. We checked one of them out; it has become an ethnographic museum. The building's exterior is painted plaster and the interior is decorated with beautifully applied wood. So often old ...

... streets and lovely houses in the National Revival style, which is this particular style of the mid 19th century. I went to the Ethnographic museum, which was ok but all the information labels were in Bulgarian and so not much help, and it was pretty ...

... my explorations. Boy, these couple of days were relaxing... Today, I went back to the Old City seeking out the Ethnographic Museum. It was displayed in a 19th century mansion that was absolutely gorgeous - the exterior was otherworldly, all heavily ...