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 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….
Juxtaposed between the realms of antiquity and modernity, the ancient town of Nesebar beckons to be explored. With a history spanning over 3000 years, this historical gem in Bulgaria is adorned with a plethora of ancient treasures waiting to be discovered. At the heart of Nesebar lies the Ancient Nesebar Museum, a captivating attraction housing…
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…
Have you ever wondered about the rich history behind Sofia’s Military Museum? This esteemed institution, founded in 1916, stands as a testament to the Bulgarian military’s storied past. With its extensive collection of artifacts, educational programs, and specialized exhibitions, the museum attracts visitors from all walks of life. The museum’s three distinct exhibitions offer a…
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…
Perushtitsa, a small settlement nestled in the outskirts of the Rhodope mountain, invites visitors to embark on a captivating journey through time. With its rich historical background, Perushtitsa offers a unique opportunity to trace the development of the settlement from Neolith to contemporary times. The renowned Historical Museum, established in 1955, serves as the gateway…
Momin Prohod is like an oasis, a secret escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. A hidden gem of mineral-rich waters and ancient Roman baths, it has been a place of healing for generations. The resort offers a range of treatments, amenities, and attractions, from curative showers to swimming pools, and from mud…
Nestled along the picturesque seashore, Zlatni Pyasatsi Natural Park stands as a testament to the awe-inspiring beauty of Bulgaria’s natural landscapes. Spanning a modest 13.2 square kilometers, this park, established in 1943, is a haven for the preservation of both plant and animal life. As part of the renowned Natura 2000 ecological network, Zlatni Pyasatsi…
In the heart of Sofia, Bulgaria, stands the Catholic Cathedral St. Joseph, a testament to the unwavering resilience of the Catholic community. This magnificent structure, with its dimensions of 23m long, 15m wide, and 19m high, is more than just an architectural marvel; it is a symbol of strength and perseverance. The cathedral’s history is…