Military cemetery in Dobrich is one of the few original and completely preserved in nowadays military cemeteries in Bulgaria and on the Balkan Peninsula. The cemetery is a unique monument of culture related to the fights of the town in 1916.  Its territory covers more than 10da and thus makes it the biggest one in Bulgaria. More than 3500 buried soldiers there are not grouped depending on their nationality or religion but they were laid in graves just together, not divided in special sectors or plots. This fact makes the cemetery an unique historical monument demonstrating categorically the humanity and the tolerance that citizens from Dobrich proved to have as its founders. In 1922 the people of Dobrudzha, with their own money build an ossuary chapel St. Archangel Michael, iconography by the Dobrich painter Nikola Tahtunov.In the museum you may view the exposition "Dobrich Epic 1916".
 Just a small number of men are buried in single graves (about 500 of them) and the other several thousand soldiers lay in common graves. Some of them are not longer in the territory of the cemetery, because its reduced terrain in the 60's of 20th century. At that time the Cemetery is actually in the middle of the north industrial and factory zone of the town and only the in time actions of the Ministry saved it from a total destruction.  In 1976 it is declared to be a cultural heritage and became a museum. The two entrance buildings accommodate the first exposition dedicated to the battles in Dobrudzha in1916. Within the borders of the cemetery there are also exposed as in an open air museum different kind of guns, cannons, pontoons and other equipment available having a connection with the WWI.