Category: Cultural Tourism

The House Museum of Neofit Rilski (1793 – 1881), the founder of secular education in Bulgaria and the first Bulgarian encyclopaedist, is situated next to the Holy Trinity Church in Bansko. The buildi...

The Saint Nicholas Maglizh Monastery (“Saint Nicholas of the Fog Monastery”) is located a mile north of the city Maglizh on the slopes of the Central Balkans, 13 km east of the city Kazanlak and 33 k...

The regional historical museum in Stara Zagora is situated in the center of the town. Thousands of important exponents are stored in its fund. The museum windows trace the historical epochs. The Star...

The church “St. Mary” is the oldest Christian temple in Pazardzhik and one of the symbols of the town. It was declared an architectural, constructional and art monument of culture with national signi...

Silistra is one of the first towns to set up its own museum in Bulgaria. The History Museum in the town was opened on 11 January 1899. Silistra is among the oldest towns in the country. It is situate...

The town of Perushtitsa is situated on the outskirts of the Rhodope mountain, at a distance of 21 km from Plovdiv. The historical museum in the town of Perushtitsa is situated in the very center of t...

The ethnographical exhibition of the Regional Museum of History in Pazardzhik is set up in the biggest Baroque house from the Bulgarian Revival Period in Pazardhik constructed in 1850 by master build...

The Radetski Steamship National Museum in the city of Kozloduyi was established by the Council of Ministers on March 16, 1982. It includes the steamship Radetski and a picture gallery opened in 1989-...

One of the most interesting tourist sites in Sliven is the house of the Sliven Style of Life. The Museum House “Slivenski Bit” was built in the first quarter of the 19th century in one of the oldest ...