Museum
Kyorpeeva house - Ethnographic m...

In ethnographic exhibition "Renaissance City Kotel life" covered in Kyorpeevata house and opened for visit in 1960, can be seen a number of articles related to customs, culture and art in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries This exhibition presents our distinctive national presence and traditions passed down from generation to generation. Festive folk costumes and beautiful fabrics are evidence of the ability of the Kotel to create beauty, to educate the harmony of colors and patterns. The rich ethnographic heritage here includes typical excellent local folk customs, peculiar sculptures in the decoration of ritual breads, pearls of verbal and vocal folk music.

The house was built in 1872 and bears the marks of the late symmetrical architecture and unique beam-plank construction. She testified today to the growth of Bulgarian Renaissance architecture, especially in the second half of the nineteenth century exterior and interior architecture are authentic and represent the structure of a whole house - bedroom, living room, girl's room, homespun workshop, weaving, summer kitchen, cellar, warehouses. Original exhibits reflect reality Kotel townhouse in her aspect as the home, workplace and business. Kyorpeevata House is a unique monument. Works every day. Every Monday you can visit the house free.