This unique archeological museum presents two houses from the Neolithic age ( 6^th millenia BC), which are the most preserved and have the richest stock in Europe.
In the continuous exposition "Prehistoric arts in Stara Zagora region" are shown standards from the Neolithic, the Stone-copper and the Bronze epoch, which are important certificates about the high stage of development of economics and culture in our worlds through this early epoch.
The museum has a souvenir counter.

The oldest copper mines in Europe dating from the end of the 5^th millennium BC. From exploration 11 mines have been uncovered along a ridge, which would have produced huge amounts of copper ore.
Copper articles and semi-manufactured articles, work of skilful local metallurgists, spread in one wide region, reaching the middle stream of the Volga river.

This is the largest prehistoric settlement in Bulgaria - Bereketska Mound. It is 17 meters high with a diameter of 250 meters.

Forum, an amphitheatrical auditorium, thermal baths, walls, western gateway of the town and part of the main trading street.

Solid structure of the fortified walls of the town

Dedicated to the Samara banner and Bulgarian volunteer units, “baptized” in the battle for Stara Zagora (31 July 1877)

The exhibition represents the lifestyle of Stara Zagora’s sitizens after the Liberation till the end of 19th c. with a fine collection of accessories belonging to prominent local families.