The Ethnographic Institute with Museum in Sofia, Bulgaria is an institution that offers a captivating journey into the heart of Bulgarian traditions. With a history dating back to 1906, this independent museum showcases the rich cultural heritage of the country. Housed in a former royal residence, the museum is a cultural monument in itself. Its…
Nestled amidst the majestic mountains of Smolyan, Bulgaria’s largest planetarium stands as a captivating gateway to the wonders of the cosmos. As the sun dips below the horizon, the celestial dome above comes alive, adorned with twinkling stars that beckon curious souls to embark on a mesmerizing journey through the universe. With its rich history…
Bulgaria Reports 150 New Confirmed Cases of COVID-19 Key Points: Bulgaria has reported 150 new confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the last 24 hours. The data was collected by the Unified Information Portal. 2,845 tests were carried out, with a positive rate of 5%. 150 New Confirmed Cases in Bulgaria: According to the latest data…
Nestled in the charming town of Lyaskovets, just a stone’s throw away from Veliko Tarnovo, lies a hidden gem that beckons to all horticulture enthusiasts. Welcome to the Lyaskovets Museum of Gardening, a true oasis for those seeking respite from the concrete jungle. Irony drips from the fact that this humble museum, spanning a mere…
Monthly decrease in electricity production is ever a good sign, but the statistics revealed by Bulgaria’s National Statistical Institute are worth analyzing. Here are the key points that summarize the article: * Bulgaria’s electricity production fell by 28% YoY in March 2021. * The country produced 3,705 GWh of electricity, which represented a monthly decrease…
The Golden Pompon International Cheerleading Dance Festival, hailed as Bulgaria’s premier cheerleading event, captivates participants and spectators alike with its vibrant performances and spirited atmosphere. This annual festival, held in Albena Resort in September, has become a cherished tradition in the country, attracting children and teenagers from diverse organizations such as dance schools, clubs, and…
"History is not a burden, nor an anchor; it is a sail that propels us forward." This timeless adage perfectly encapsulates the essence of Sofia, the capital of Bulgaria. Situated in the western part of the country, Sofia is a vibrant city that serves as a crossroads of history and culture. With a rich and…
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…
Discover the beauty and complexity of the Bulgarian city of Plovdiv through the eyes of its residents in the ‘News From Home – Plovdiv’ project. Created by Dutch artists Jannemarein Renout and Mariëlle Videler, the photo essay captures the essence of Plovdiv’s rich history, diverse culture, and unique character. The project celebrates the city and its residents as well as promoting cross-cultural understanding. The exhibition will take place at Plovdiv’s City Art Gallery and will also be available online. Learn more about the project, the residency experience, and its impact and legacy in this article.
Bulgaria is home to an abundance of ancient treasures, many of which date back 8000 years. From the megalithic Thracian sanctuary of Perperikon to the ruins of the ancient Roman town of Serdika, this country is a captivating destination for those seeking to explore the past. With more than 120 tumuli in the Starosel village,…