The National Archaeological Museum in Sofia houses artifacts and items relating to the history of the people, groups occupying Bulgaria from prehistory until about the 18th century. The exhibitions consist of five main sections: a prehistory hall for items from the Paleolithic Age to the Bronze Age; a "vault" for treasures and other ancient valuables; a central hall with items ranging from late Bronze Age to Middle Ages; a Middle Ages hall, with items relating to European history in general from the Middle Ages; and a temporary exhibitions hall, which showcases items on a rotating basis. Other things to see in the city of Sofia include the Sky City Mall, Sofia Synagogue, and Vasil Levski National Stadium, to name just a few.
The Museum is located right in the center of Sofia, where it has been since reopening in 1948, following repairs due to damage incurred in World War II. There are plenty hotels in Sofia located near the Museum, as well as cheap hotels nearby. All of these and more can easily be booked here at EasyToBook.com.