Very beautiful place, amazing small scale buildings, the tour could be better organized.

Interesting idea, but the presentation is not amazing. The price seems pretty high comparing to what it offers (15 leva vs. 10 leva, entrance for the Fortress). English speaking guide would be nice to have.

The park's shape is actually the bulgarian map. A place where you can choose your next bulgarian destinations.

Staff was rude. Overpriced for a national park. We visited many parks and entry rates were half the cost and a lot more amazing to see in person, than seeing a mini model. Save your money and travel .

Definitely has to be in your list when visiting the city of Veliko Tarnovo ! A lot of miniatures with some extraordinary places tha are available in Bulgaria, are exposed here with impressive detail. Strongly recommended for younger children (as well as older ones :))

This small modul village of Bulgarian monuments, sights, and architectural buildings is a must-see! It's like a Bulgarian meseum in the open! It can give you ideas where your next visit should be. It even has a modul train that travels between a few stations on a 30-minute schedule that kids will love to see! Entrance was 15 levs per person (absolutely worth it), and make sure you grab an information book at the desk if available, it is full of useful information and pictures! There is plenty of parking. When we went, it was free, but can't guarantee.

Interesting and educational. While I do admire the talent in the execution of some of the exhibitions, I was disappointed by the overall maintenance of the property and the pieces themselves, provided that the entrance fee is higher than in most of the museums in Bulgaria.

Wonderful miniatures of some of the most beautiful and important buildings across Bulgaria. Entrance was reasonable and included a fantastic guidebook with tons of information (written in Bulgarian, but also with nice pictures). My only note is that there is basically no shelter or shade when going around the models, so pick the day you visit wisely. If it's too hot, you will fry, and if it rains, you're going to get wet.

There are very few snacks ( cookies, ice cream, fresh lemonade ) the entrance tickets are 30 lv for family, you can get there walking from the fortress it's around 30 minutes. Small place it only takes 30 minutes to see but there are very amazing small building for including in my check list to visit 😉

Was fun to recognize the buildings we already visited and be excited for the things we didn't yet. Some things were very detailed, while others were a bit decayed, but I guess that resembles some buildings in Bulgaria too, old and rusty)). Was I think worth the visit with the student entrance fee (10 levas), however would have thought twice if I should have paid the normal fee.

Really cool opportunity to go on a road trip around Bulgaria in less then an hour. Also a great opportunity for visiting with a group of kids as part of their Geography class, maybe?

Beautiful, clean, but a lot of sun, not a bit of shade. There is also a small boutique and toilet

It's really cute and a neat experience to "visit" many places around Bulgaria if you do not have time to see them in person. All the details are incredible and it's also neat to see some of the large buildings from all sides since seeing them from the ground, up close just doesn't allow for the same vantage point. I am taking off a star because while neat, all the models are "fenced" with this wiring on green metal pegs on which we all got scratched just walking by corners and such. They have to find a different way to "separate" the paths from the models or just take the fencing off all together. It just really ruined the experience leaving with cuts on our legs.