The National Polytechnic Museum in Sofia, Bulgaria, stands as a testament to the country’s rich technological heritage. Established in 1957, it is the oldest museum of its kind in Bulgaria. With a mission to preserve and showcase movable cultural heritage in the field of technology, the museum offers a fascinating journey through Bulgaria’s technological advancements….
Have you ever wondered what life was like in ancient Roman times? Imagine walking through the streets of a bustling town, surrounded by grand buildings and vibrant markets. Nikopolis ad Istrum, situated along the Danube River, offers a glimpse into this fascinating era. Established in the 2nd century by Emperor Mark Ulpius Trayan, this Roman…
The Brass Orchestras Festival in Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria, is an annual event that celebrates the rich tradition of military brass orchestras. Since its inception in 2006, this festival has become a significant cultural highlight in Veliko Tarnovo and attracts both local and international audiences. With the support of the Foundation International Festival of Military Orchestras,…
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…
Record High Imports of Fresh Vegetables According to the National Statistical Institute, Bulgaria’s import of fresh vegetables for the first two months of this year surpassed 55,000 tons. This number marks a substantial increase compared to the previous year, which recorded only 32,000 tons of imported fresh vegetables in the same period. The higher demand…
Nestled amidst the picturesque landscape of Bulgaria, the Archaeological Museum of Veliko Tarnovo stands as a gateway to the ancient past. Stepping into its hallowed halls is akin to embarking on a time-traveling expedition, where the mysteries of bygone eras are unveiled. The museum’s exhibition, ‘Tarnovgrad – Capital of Bulgaria in the 12th – 14th…
Perched high in the majestic Rhodope mountain range, the historic Ustra Fortress stands as a testament to the rich cultural and historical heritage of the region. Like a guardian overlooking the land, this fortress, built in the 10th century, was strategically positioned to safeguard a vital trade route. Rising to an impressive height of 1,114…
With a history dating back to 1772, the Shroud of Holy Mary Nunnery in Samokov stands as a testament to the religious and cultural heritage of the town. Established by grandmother Fota, the nunnery has grown over the years, attracting visitors from near and far. The centerpiece of the nunnery is its church, adorned with…
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…
Sofia’s iconic St. Alexander Nevski Cathedral stands as a profound testament to the rich history and cultural heritage of Bulgaria. This majestic temple, built in honor of Russian Emperor Alexander the 2nd, is a symbol of national pride and identity. With its construction spanning from 1904 to 1912, the cathedral encompasses an impressive area of…