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The Rila Monastery and the Little Mermaid in the park for miniatures of Burgas

The Rila Monastery, the Madara Rider, the statue of the Little Mermaid, the Sagrada Familia and the Eiffel Tower in one place will be able to see the residents and the guests of Burgas, after the new park of miniatures in the city called Europa. The conceptual design for the new attraction is put to public discussion, and every citizen of Burgas will be able to comment on the future landmark by 10 January.

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According to the plan, the new attraction should be built in “Sveta Troitsa” Park in the residential complex “Slaveikov” in Burgas. The park will be shaped like a stylized map of the Old Continent, and each of the sights will be set in the “borders” of its country.

The visitors will be able to look at the French Eiffel Tower, the Spanish Sagrada Familia, the Portuguese tower, the cathedrals “St. Peter “of the Vatican and “St. Nicolas’ Monaco, the Roman Colosseum and the Trevi Fountain, the Dragons Bridge in Ljubljana, the Parliament of Budapest, the Athenian Acropolis, the Sofia Temple monument “Al. Nevsky “, the Rila Monastery, the bridge of Burgas, the Bran Castle, the Moscow Kremlin and the church” St. Vasilij Blazeni “, Bratislava Castle and the island castle, originally built in Trakai, Lithuania, Charles Bridge of Prague, Brandenburg Gate of Berlin, National Museum of Amsterdam. A mini-copy of Atomium in Brussels, London’s Big Ben and Tower Bridge will also be transferred to the park.

Various European sculptures are also provided. These include copies of the native Madara Horserider, Brussels’s pissing boy, the statue of the Little Mermaid in Copenhagen, the sculpture of the working man from Bratislava, the German Bremen musicians, London’s Peter Pan, and King Osvoboditel.

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I love history, to walk through old cobblestone streets, to smell the air of the past times and to feel the legends in the air. And I'm lucky to have been born in a country with a glorious past and a lot of stories to tell. Bulgaria was founded more than 1,300 years ago and has never changed its name. But the life of people, their everyday habits, their traditions, their music and their art have changed over the centuries. I invite you to take a walk through the different ages of Bulgaria and to get to know it better.