On the occasion of the Burgas holiday - Nikulden, the Regional Historical Museum will welcome visitors with free admission to all four of its exhibitions. On December 6th, Burgas residents and guests of the city will be able to view the permanent exhibitions, as well as visiting and thematic exhibitions.

In the Ethnographic Museum on 69 Slavyanska St., the exhibition "Coppersmithing - Ancient and Eternal" is hosted, which presents the richness of the coppersmithing craft, the variety of exquisite copper vessels and their use in everyday life.

In the Historical Museum on 31 Lermontov St., visitors will be able to view the thematic exhibition "From Saint Nicholas to Santa Claus", tracing how the image of the saint - the patron saint of sailors, gradually turns into Santa Claus.

The Archaeological Museum on 21 Bogrodi St. welcomes visitors with the exhibition "Memories from Antiquity. Leseskepera - the priestess from Anhialo", which presents the results of the rescue archaeological research conducted 50 years ago in the necropolis of ancient Anhialo.

In the Natural History Museum on 30 K. Fotinov St., curious residents and guests of the seaside town will get acquainted with "Black Sea - unique and unknown". The exhibition reveals the richness of the Black Sea flora and fauna and curious facts about the Black Sea ecosystems.

All exhibitions of the Regional Historical Museum - Burgas will be open with free admission on December 6th from 09:00 to 17:00.

The traditional ritual of consecration of the Nikulden table will be held on December 6th at 11:00 in the garden next to the "Clock", where the Burgas clergy will consecrate the ceremonial Nikulden table, and the mayor of the city will break the festive Nikulden bread.

Come and share the festive spirit of Nikulden in the museums of Burgas!