From September 23 to November 2, the Panagyurishte Golden Treasure will be exhibited in the vault of the local history museum. Every year for a few weeks or a month the gold objects found in the town are returned home to be examined by the residents and guests of Panagyurishte. During the rest of the time, behind the windows of the museum you can see replicas of the golden rhytons and the phial with African heads.

The nine golden vessels from the Thracian treasure weigh a total of just over 6 kilograms. Much more impressive, however, is the exquisite workmanship of the objects. The gold objects are believed to have belonged to a ruling family of the Odrysian tribe and were created in the late 4th or early 3rd century BC.