Bulgaria’s Treasures Bulgaria is a country with thousands of years of history, which is evident by the multiple remains of necropolises, antique towns and cities, tombstones, etc. Some of the most interesting proofs of life found on the earth are the multiple golden
The Archaeological Museum in Sozopol reveals the history of the town [caption id="attachment_4097" align="aligncenter" width="300" caption="Sozopol"][/caption] The Archaeological Museum in Sozopol is located in the old part of the town. It is housed in the building of the St. Cyril
Colours from Bulgaria at Sheremetyevo Airport in Moscow On the threshold of the XXII Olympic Winter Games in Sochi in the halls of Sheremetyevo International Airport in Moscow was opened the photography exhibition "Colours from Bulgaria." Organized by the Bulgarian Cultural Institute, the
Cultural Calendar – Burgas 2014 F E B R U A R Y 19.02. 141 years of destruction of Vasil Levski M A R C H 03.03. 136 years from Bulgaria's Liberation from Ottoman yoke - National Day Sofia International Film Festival - "Na
The ancient villa Armira regains its splendor On Saturday, January 18, with a reconstruction of Roman rituals, opened the renovated Villa Armira. Experts from the tourism industry, tour operators, journalists and local government representatives were among the guests at the opening. The event
International Festival of Babuger Masks and Games On January 11, 2014, for a 11th consecutive year, will be held the Mummer’s Festival "Simitlia - the ancient land of the mummers." Babuger is the Bulgarian word for a specific kind of mummer. The masquerade will
New archaeological finds at Trapezitza hill in Veliko Tarnovo - the palace of the Asen dynasty [caption id="attachment_3663" align="aligncenter" width="300" caption="Veliko Tarnovo"][/caption] A new attraction, related to the history of Bulgaria, is being prepared in the old capital – Veliko Tarnovo.
A 25-century-old winery was discovered in Nessebar During excavations near Nessebar archaeologists unearthed 30 ancient amphorae. The findings date back to the V century BC, the period when ancient Mesembria was a Greek colony. The cellar, which archaeologists also call "a winery", is actually
Another unique find added to the Thracian cultural heritage Another unique find, unearthed in the area of Sveshtari village, was added to the cultural heritage of the Thracians. The team of archeologists, led by Prof. Gergova, found a Thracian chariot with two horses harnessed
Thracian Gold from Bulgaria. Legends Come Alive This is the title of the unique exhibition that will be presented in Moscow. The exhibition is under the aegis of the Ministries of Culture of the Russian Federation and Bulgaria and will be opening in the
