Open Doors Day

Open Doors Day

22.09.2024г.

Traditionally this year, the archaeological team, exploring the earliest prehistoric salt-production and urban center in Europe - Provadia-Solnitsata, organized an Open Doors Day. We invite you to visit the archaeological complex on September 22, 2024 (Sunday). We will be pleased to tell you about the oldest salt production centar in Europe and to introduce you to the newest discoveries!

Visit us during the spring 2024

Visit us during the spring 2024

20.04.2024г.

Given the strong interest in the remains of the oldest salt producing and urban center in Europe - Provadia-Solnitsata, you will have the opportunity to visit us again this year during the spring holidays.

Open Doors Day 2023

Open Doors Day 2023

17.09.2023г.

Visit us during the Spring holidays 2023

Visit us during the Spring holidays 2023

05.04.2023г.

Doors Open Day - 09/22/2022

Doors Open Day - 09/22/2022

14.09.2022г.

After a two-year pouse, the archaeological team exploring the prehistoric salt-production and urban center Provadia-Solnitsata is again pleased to invite you to an Open Doors Day!

Provadia-Solnitsata prehistoric town, its researchers receive prestigious award

Provadia-Solnitsata prehistoric town, its researchers receive prestigious award

05.06.2021г.

During the 10th ceremony of the annual awards in the campaign of Standard Media The Wonders of Bulgaria – the Wonders of the Decade, the prehistoric salt-production and town center of Provadia-Solnitsata was singled out as The Prehistoric Town of the Decade...

Visit of the Minister of Culture Boil Banov

Visit of the Minister of Culture Boil Banov

27.09.2019г.

In the recent years, Minister Banov has been actively interested in the archeological studies of Provadia-Solnitsata, as well as in the activities of emergency conservation of the stone defensive walls and structures dated back to the Chalcolithic. During his visit on September 27, he was greeted by the head of the research team, Corr. Prof. Vasil Nikolov from NAIM - BAS and was introduced with the latest scientific discoveries and the emergency conservation and restoration activities of the site.

Over 1600 visitors for Provadia-Solnitsata’s Open Day

Over 1600 visitors for Provadia-Solnitsata’s Open Day

23.09.2019г.

On today's Open Day, over 1600 history and archeology enthusiasts from all over the country and abroad visited the prehistoric salt-production and urban center - Provadia-Solnitsata. Thank you! It was a great pleasure for us!

Doors Open Day - 09/22/2019

Doors Open Day - 09/22/2019

09.09.2019г.

Experience the mysteries of Europe's oldest city, the history of the oldest stone fortresses on the old continent, discover traces of ancient earthquakes. It will be a great pleasure for Us to present to you the story of the unique complex...

Visit of the Minister of Education and Science - Krasimir Valchev

Visit of the Minister of Education and Science - Krasimir Valchev

29.08.2019г.

The Minister of Education and Science Krasimir Valchev visited the prehistoric salt-production and urban center Provadia-Solnitsata. Corresponding Member Prof. Vasil Nikolov and his team presented to the guest the unique for the Balkans and Europe archeological complex from the 6th and 5th millennium BC. Minister Valchev was impressed ...

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Open Doors Day

Open Doors Day

22.09.2024г.

Traditionally this year, the archaeological team, exploring the earliest prehistoric salt-production and urban center in Europe - Provadia-Solnitsata, organized an Open Doors Day. We invite you to visit the archaeological complex on September 22, 2024 (Sunday). We will be pleased to tell you about the oldest salt production centar in Europe and to introduce you to the newest discoveries!

From the archaeological site to the museum exhibit

From the archaeological site to the museum exhibit

20.09.2024г.

Over the past 20 archaeological seasons at Provadia-Solnitsata, the remains of a total of 32 prehistoric houses have been registered, some of which are still being studied. One of the richest and most interesting houses discovered so far in the settlement mound is designated as number 17, about which we have already written in previous publications. It dates back to the late Middle Chalcolithic period (4600 BC) and was destroyed in a fire.

Visit us during the spring 2024

Visit us during the spring 2024

20.04.2024г.

Given the strong interest in the remains of the oldest salt producing and urban center in Europe - Provadia-Solnitsata, you will have the opportunity to visit us again this year during the spring holidays.