The Mausoleum – Chapel “Saint George” was built in the period 1903 – 1907, in the memory of the Russian and Romanian soldiers who fell in the battles from near Pleven during the times of the Russian – Turkish war 1877/1878. The construction proposal is presented to the czar Alexander the IInd the Liberator on […]

National Museum of Transport is located in Rousse, on the Danube River, and is one of its kind in the country. It is located in the building of the first stations in the country, built in 1866, according to the project Barkley brother. The exhibition is arranged in two parts in the station building and […]

The museum “Baba Tonka” is a key to understanding the exhibition and presentation of the Bulgarian Revival and Ruse role in national maturation processes. Making aestuia contributed by family and Baba Tonka Oberetenov the tasks Renaissance – an independent church movement, education and revolutionary struggle. In this initial version was opened on the initiative of […]

It is located in the central part of Kaylaka Park, in a natural cave surrounded by greenery and having the shape of St. George’ s cross. The museum was inaugurated in September 2008 and was the result of the collaboration between Bulgaria and French oenologists; it covers an area of approximately 650sq.m and its collection […]

Monument to the fallen in the Serbo-Bulgarian War is in the middle of the market garden “Alexander Battenberg” in the city of Ruse. This is the most admired monuments dedicated to honoring tooth Bulgarian soldier. The authors are Nikola Lazarov and Zheko Spiridonov. It was built in honor of the fallen soldiers of the famous […]

Unique of its kind in Bulgaria, the sailor’s monument was inaugurated in the city of Ruse, on 19 December 1930, in the courtyard of the barracks fleet where, at the time, was based on the Danube flotilla – the beginning of the Bulgarian Navy. The monument is located immediately above the exhibition Sexaginta Prista Roman […]

As a token of gratitude to the Russian and Romanian soldiers who took part in the war 1877-1878, a museum was build. It is situated in a house built after the war, where the headquarters had been of the Romanian troops and Karol I, during the siege of Pleven.

Novgrad village was established after 1388 by local Bulgarians survivors, after the destruction by the Ottomans to the existing one near the city Neokratsko (Novakresni). The fortress was built by the Byzantines during the Byzantine domination, and later, with the revival of the Bulgarian State was renamed Novgrad. Citadel is 4 km northeast of the […]

Monument Panayot Volovei was lifted near the intersection roundabout near Belenski bridge. Following the celebration of 137 years since the disappearance of the revolutionary, on 22 May 2013 in the city of Byala, with an official ceremony, the restored monument was unveiled, with the bust of Panayot Volovei. Panayot Volovei is among the initiators, founders […]

The house of Ivan Vatsov – a tradesman from Pleven, was built on the eve of the Russo-Turkish war 1877-1878. With its rich furniture it is a typical house of the Bulgarian national revival. On 11th December 1877 the Russian emperor Alexander II was given a warm welcome in that house and he was given […]