The former House-Monument of the Bulgarian Communist Party on Mount Buzludzha should be preserved and turned into a tourist destination that brings benefits and funds to the region. This opinion was shared by visitors to the Open Buzludzha festival, who commented on their vision for the future of the place for the Bulgarian News Agency BTA.
The three-day festival brought together guests from the country and abroad, who came to learn more about the history of the monument, as well as about future activities for its conservation and socialization.
Edited by Joan Kolev
English version: R. Petkova
Photos: BTA
Wooden houses perched on dusty alleys, a babbling brook and oak and beech forests in the surroundings – the village of Medven is like a picture from a children's fairy tale. And while the nearby towns of Kotel and Zheravna attract..
Although it's still mid-August and a bit early for final conclusions, all signs point to a successful season for the resorts along Bulgaria’s Northern Black Sea coast. Albena stands out as a prime example of the long-awaited recovery of Bulgarian..
Mild weather, vibrant cultural events, and the chance to immerse yourself in local traditions — just some of the reasons why autumn is the perfect time to visit Sofia, according to siviaggia.it, Italy’s premier online travel portal, which recently..
Wooden houses perched on dusty alleys, a babbling brook and oak and beech forests in the surroundings – the village of Medven is like a..
+359 2 9336 661