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Plovdiv's Natural Science Museum with new display of live tropical butterflies

published on 8/30/20 3:12 PM

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The Regional Museum of Natural History in Bulgaria's second-biggest city Plovdiv will reopen its Tropics Exhibition hall on September 1, BTA reported.

To the delight of young and old visitors alike, after the fall of some of the restrictions related to the global Covid-19 pandemic, beautiful tropical butterflies will fly in the hall again.

The conditions for visiting the hall remain unchanged - every 30 minutes, from 9.00 to 16.30.

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