The Burgas Archeological Museum, situated in the former girls school in Burgas, Bulgaria, is a remarkable repository of ancient artifacts. This captivating museum offers visitors an immersive journey through various historical epochs, spanning from prehistoric settlements to the Roman Empire. With its three exhibition halls, the museum presents a diverse range of captivating artifacts that…
Telelink’s major shareholders plan to sell up to 25% stake on BSE Telelink Business Services Group’s three major shareholders, including CEO Lyubomir Minchev, are looking to sell up to a quarter of the company’s equity stake on the regulated market of the Bulgarian Stock Exchange (BSE). The proposed sale is aimed at increasing the group’s…
Like a doorway to the mysteries of the universe, the National Astronomical Observatory of Rozhen beckons curious minds to explore the celestial wonders that lie beyond our earthly realm. Perched on the majestic Rhodope peak of Rozhen in Bulgaria, this observatory stands as a testament to human ingenuity and our insatiable quest for knowledge. Established…
As coronavirus cases continue to rise globally, Bulgaria has become one of the countries with a recent spike in new cases. In this article, we delve into the latest data from the Unified Information Portal, analyze the factors that contribute to the spread of coronavirus in Bulgaria, and examine the government’s response to the outbreak. Additionally, we provide a comprehensive outlook on potential scenarios for coronavirus in Bulgaria and offer tips to help individuals protect themselves and their communities. Stay informed and help prevent the further spread of coronavirus in Bulgaria.
In the heart of Silistra, Bulgaria, lies a testament to the rich history of the Ottoman Empire. Medzhidi Tabiya Fortress stands tall, its walls echoing the tales of wars and conquests. Built between 1841 and 1853, this remarkable fortress has not only survived the test of time but has preserved both its interior and exterior…
Nestled in the enchanting region of Strelcha, Bulgaria, lies the magnificent Zhaba Mogila Thracian Tomb, a captivating archaeological wonder that transports visitors back to the 5th-4th centuries BCE. Like a time capsule, this ancient Thracian cultic complex, known as a Heroon, reveals the revered burial practices and beliefs of a bygone era. Standing proudly as…
Lovech, a historic city nestled in northern Bulgaria, is a place where time seems to stand still. Like a vibrant tapestry woven from the threads of history, Lovech showcases its rich heritage through its picturesque landscapes and captivating landmarks. At the heart of this enchanting city lies a charming covered bridge, a metaphorical portal that…
Bulgaria is home to some of the world’s most stunning and significant medieval landmarks. From the towering Tsarevets Fortress to the Baba Vida Fortress, which is the only fully preserved medieval fortress in Bulgaria, and the Madara Horseman, an 8th century rock relief depicting a brave warrior fighting a lion, these monuments offer a captivating…
With its rich cultural heritage and breathtaking natural beauty, Kalofer stands as a hidden gem in Bulgaria. Nestled at the foot of the majestic Botev peak and close to the Central Balkan National Park, this small town offers a unique and charming experience for visitors. Founded in the 16th century, Kalofer quickly became a prominent…
The prospective next Prime Minister of Bulgaria, Mariya Gabriel, has outlined specific conditions for continued talks with the WCC-DB party in an effort to form a new government. While conversations between Gabriel’s GERB-SDS party and WCC-DB have not come to a standstill, Gabriel notes that there must be progress made for talks to continue. Conditions…