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The neat and tidy almost 300-year-old wooden houses of Zheravna fascinate every single visitor of the small Balkan village.
For more than 200 years, two famous and impervious-to-time relief wood carvings, depicting the sun, have been “shining” in the Daskalov House in the town of Tryavna.
The Church of St. Paraskeva is dedicated to the divine protector and patron saint of Troyan.
The Sostra Fortress, situated in the Osam River valley, was cleverly built blending in with its surroundings near the Troyan village of Lomets.
One of the oldest and most impressive Ottoman religious buildings on the Balkan Peninsula is located in the center of Plovdiv
The Roman Theatre was one of the main public buildings of ancient Plovdiv or as it was called then -Philipopolis.
Храмът „Св. Георги Победоносец“ е известен сред златоградчани като новата църква.
The remains of the first settlement on the territory of Plovdiv, dating back to the Neolithic Age, are situated on the Nebet Tepe.
The Chekotinski monastery of St. Archangel Michael, nestled among the serene and beautiful Balkan Mountains, just off the shores of Malak Iskar River, is situated near the village of Kalugerovo and not far from the town of Pravets.
The Meshchii Tower is one of the two well-preserved mediaeval towers in Vratsa.
The monastery of "St. Teodor the Tyro" was built near the town of Pravets in 1180 and since then this amazing countryside has been literally saturated with a genuine sense of peace, humility, comfort and spirituality.
The small town of Melnik is most famous for its wine but it is also known as the town of St. Nikola.
