Bulgaria: 73 heritage places documented by Cultural Heritage Online, region by region — what each one is, where it is, and how to see it.
The townhouse of Professor Ivan Georgov on Shipka Street, attributed to Sofia's first chief architect Adolf Václav Kolář…
An architectural complex built by Knyaz Boris I after Bulgaria's baptism in 864, the Great Basilica of Pliska…
The largest late-antique early-Christian church discovered in Bulgaria, this mid-4th-century basilica features marble presbyterium and intricate mosaics…
A 6-centimetre mammoth-ivory figurine found in a cave in the Swabian Jura in 2008 is the oldest known…
A 1230 Byzantine-style basilica in Veliko Tarnovo housing inscribed columns from First Bulgarian Empire rulers—a medieval archive of…
A medieval fortress on a hilltop near Sevlievo in northern Bulgaria, Hotalich originated in the early Byzantine period…
A museum-gallery in Gabrovo celebrating Bulgaria's distinctive traditions of humour and satire through cartoons, paintings, sculptures, and comedic…
The Ivan Vazov National Theatre is Bulgaria's most important and venerable theatrical institution, standing at the symbolic heart…
An 1864 townhouse museum in Rousse that preserves authentic Viennese furnishings and period interiors, documenting Bulgaria's 19th-century embrace…
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