"Monument of Freedom" Shipka
The historic Shipka Peak is associated with the heroism of the Bulgarian volunteers and their sacrifice in the name of the Liberation of Bulgaria.
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The historic Shipka Peak is associated with the heroism of the Bulgarian volunteers and their sacrifice in the name of the Liberation of Bulgaria.
The monument recreates the most important moments of the early history of the Bulgarian state, symbolizes its establishment, development and progress.
Nestled in the foothills of the Mountain, the Rila monastery had had a major role in preserving the Bulgarian spiritual heritage throughout the centuries of Ottoman rule. In harmony with the surrounding nature, the convent impresses with its architecture and museum.
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.
A magical place with deep cellars and lixurious interior design, guarding the secret of sparkling red wine production – Kordopulovа house is the largest National revival building in Bulgaria. It was built in 1754 by rich Greeks for wine production and storage exclusively and bears the name of the prominent family.
The Madara National Historical and Archaeological Reserve, including the famous rock bas-relief, stands on the Madara Plateau. The complex consists of fort ruins, temples and civil buildings. The fortress reveals breathtaking views of the plane.
The Historical and Archaeological Reserve "Shumen fortress" is situated on the Shumen plateau, 3 km away from the center of modern-day Shumen.
The medieval church of "St. Nicholas and St. Panteleimon” , better known as the Boyana Church, is located in the Boyana Borough in Sofia.
12 km southeast of Kavarna, Cape Kaliakra cuts into the waters of the Black Sea.
The great millennial history of Veliki Preslav still lives in the ruins of fortress walls, palaces, churches, monasteries, workshops and ateliers.
The Baba Vida Fortress also known as "Babini Vidini Kuli" is the only fully preserved medieval fortress in Bulgaria.