Ethnographic Museum "Danube Fishing and Boatbuilding"

The Ethnographic Museum 'Danube Fishing and Boatbuilding' in Tutrakan is a great place to learn about the local fishing and boatbuilding traditions. The museum showcases original fishing devices from the past and present, interactive displays, and videos of different types of nets. Visitors can also explore the nearby Danube park, which features ruins of the ancient Roman fortress Trimamium, a sculpture of a giant pike, monuments, and a torpedo pinnace. The town of Tutrakan has a rich history, with evidence of human habitation dating back to the Neolithic period. It was an important fortress during the Roman era and played a significant role in the wars between the Ottoman and Russian empires. The town is also known for its military cemetery, which commemorates the soldiers who died during World War I. Families can enjoy the town's river holiday, which includes a competition for Danube fishing and fish soup, as well as a photo competition. There are also several restaurants in the town that serve fresh Danube fish and other local specialties