They demonstrate the magic of the Bulgarian lace in Balchik
You can learn completely free how to make traditional Bulgarian lace, embroidery, beaded bracelets and knitted belts from native masters from May 23 to May 31 at the Palace in Balchik.
You can learn completely free how to make traditional Bulgarian lace, embroidery, beaded bracelets and knitted belts from native masters from May 23 to May 31 at the Palace in Balchik.
A new light show will enjoy the tourists this summer in Nessebar. The fortress walls of the Old Town will come alive with the sound of the right music.
For the first time on the night of the museums in the Regional Museums of History in Burgas will be shown an extremely valuable icon of ivory. It was discovered during excavations of the Rusokastro fortress last year. It depicts archangel Gabriel and St. Basil
A ticket to visit the castle "In love with the wind" in Ravadinovo can be purchased from the site of the most visited Bulgarian attraction - https://zamaka.bg/bg/.
Between 18th and 20th May, the guests and the residents of Gabrovo will be able to enjoy free performances of street artists. This will happen in the framework of the specialized festival 6Fest, along with the most famous event in the Bulgarian capital of laughter
Authorities in the Spanish capital Madrid have decided to introduce strict restrictions on the rented private homes through shared use platforms and leased through Airbnb.
Until June 15 will last, the contest organized by the Ministry of Regional Development and Public Works in Bulgaria, which searches for the most beautiful views along the Danube River in the country.
On May 14 at 6 p.m. in the Open-air Gallery at the Municipal Garden in front of the National Theater in Sofia will be opened the exhibition "About the Letters - Cyrillic in the Modern Bulgarian Art".
Once again, the Earth and Man Museum in Sofia will host lovers of cats who can look at different pet breeds and even get a new friend to take home.
A map belonging to the Castle "In love with the wind" in Ravadinovo shows what ancient names used for the winds on the South Black Sea coast.