Sights in Region North-Western

The Museum of the child in town of Vratsa is situated in the house-museum "Gregory Naidenov" in the city center. Like the Museum of carriages this museum is also a part of the Revival-Ethnographic complex Sophroniy Vrachanski in the town.The museum presents the life of children from the ...

In town of Pordim was open a museum dedicated to the Russian army, which during the Russo-Turkish war (1877-1878) had had a Headquarter here. In the period from 26 October to 10 December 1877 the Russian headquarter in Pordim have taken very strategic decisions related to the war - The Siege of...

The Art Gallery in Belogradchik was opened in 1983. There are exposed more than 180 works - graphics and paintings, including works of several famous Bulgarian artists as Vladimir Dimitrov - Maystora, Svetlin Rusev, Stoyan Venev, Ivan Hristov, Joan Leviev, Bahit Bapishev and others. Besides the ...

The Ethnographic museum collection in village of Cherni Vit was created in 1985 and is located in the building of "Hristo Smirnenski" community center. It aims to preserve the spirit of local artisans and traditions. Here the guests can found objects and tools used from the local p...

Asen Balkanski (his real name is Slavcho Georgiev Drotsanov) was a guerrilla, a participant in the antifascist movement during World War II and commander of Pirot guerrilla detachment. He was born in 1920 in village of Chuprene and died in 1943 in a battle against the fascists near village Topli...

The Art Gallery of Lovech is located in quarter of Varosha in a building with rooms on four different levels. There are shown more than 2400 works (painting, drawing, sculpture and arts) from the 30th years of XX century to the present days. Among the authors are artists like: Zlatyu Boyadjiev,...

The Ethnographic exposition in village of Kateritsa was established on 27.05.2006 in the building of the former school. Here are displayed many models and objects and are recreated scenes related to the lifestyle of people from the region in the past. Among the many exhibits there can be seen...