The Radonova House was built in the beginning of the 19th century. The exhibition in the living quarters follows the historical development of Bansko from its origin until its liberation in 1912.
The emphasis is placed on the significant place that the village occupies in our national history and its remarkable contribution to the establishment of Bulgarian culture.
On the ground floor of the renovated farm buildings, interesting finds from the archaeological excavations in the region are exhibited. Ceramic fragments and fully preserved vessels, varied coinage, plenty of glass, exquisite ornaments and more. have been witnessing activity since the time of the Thracians, which continued in antiquity and the Middle Ages.
The rich ethnographic exposition presents in a unique way the essence and peculiarities of the bustling lifestyle. The diversity of material, characterized by exquisite simplicity, accessibility and the ability to serve man, combines the purely practical requirements of the lifestyle with the aesthetic imaginations of our ancestors.
The diversity of material material, characterized by exquisite simplicity, accessibility and the ability to serve man, combines the purely practical requirements of the lifestyle with the aesthetic imaginations of our ancestors.
Additional Information
Working time:
Summer working time:
Tuesday – Saturday: 9.00 – 12.00; 13.00 – 17.00
Closed on Mondays and Sundays.
Winter working time (1st December – 30th March):
During the winter period, the Radonova House opens for a visit only with a preliminary request, which you can do at the Nikola Vaptsarov House Museum in Bansko or at phone: +359 749 831 32, +359 89 36 31 93.
For Saturday and Sunday, requests are accepted at latest on Friday.
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More Information
- Accessibility: Bus, car, train, bicycle, pedestrian. Parking: Paid/Free
- Coordinates: 41°50'02.4"N 23°29'12.3"E
- Note: Source: http://visit-bansko.bg
