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King Asen's Fortress is a strategic defensive point at the White Sea passage. During the Ottoman invasion it was ruined to the ground and only the church "St. Mary of Petrich”, as we know it nowadays, remained intact. It is restored and present it's an active temple again.
Located in the Western Rhodopes, the village of Kovachevitsa has preserved its authentic 18-19th century appearance and will carry you to the peaceful atmosphere of that time.
The Devil's Bridge or "Shaitan kyupriya" is a medieval bridge over the Arda River. The bridge is associated with numerous legends that define its name with the intervention of the Devil in its construction.
The original Renaisance Church is located in the "Varosha" neighbourhood in Blagoevgrad - a place preserved its authenticity.
The resplendence of the striking gold-plated domes catches the eye as well as the sun.
The Thracian sanctuary near Tatul, dating back to the end of the 5th and the beginning of the 4th centuries BC, is unparalleled among the Megaliths around the world. Scientists suggest that it was dedicated to Orpheus.
The National Assembly Building
"Nicopolis ad Istrum" is an ancient Roman city, founded in 102 A.D. by Emperor Trajan.
Nicknamed "the yellow", because of its characteristic color, it is in fact the first Bulgarian high school in the city of Plovdiv.
The first Bulgarian elite high school was founded in 1835 by the Revival activist Vasil Aprilov and is active until today.
Villa Armira is one of the richest Roman villas discovered on Bulgarian territory.
In the village of Garmen, near the town of Gotse Delchev, ancient remnants can virtually be seen at every turn.
