Architecture

Nestled in the verdant valley of the Rusenski Lom River, in the northeastern reaches of Bulgaria, the Rock-Hewn Churches of Ivanovo unveil a fascinating...

Today, the National Palace of Culture (NDK) is Sofia's largest convention center in Southeast Europe. The building, which has 13 halls, was constructed in 1981

Step back in time with a visit to the Thracian Tomb of Kazanlak, where ancient art and eternal bonds come alive.

The Shipchen Monastery, also known as the “Nativity of Christ” temple monument, is a remarkable structure in the village of Shipka. It is a monument-ossuary...

Discover Saint Sofia Church in Sofia—its early Christian origins, underground necropolis, layered Ottoman past, remarkable architecture, and active Orthodox life today.

The Varna Necropolis, located near the Black Sea coastal city of Varna in Bulgaria, is an archaeological site of immense significance. Discovered in 1972,...

Built between the 4th and early 6th centuries under Emperor Anastasius I, The Red Church is a marvel of Roman engineering.

The remains of the first Bulgarian capital, Pliska, are situated about 29 km from Shumen and just 2 km from the modern town of Pliska.

Nestled in Preslav, Bulgaria, the Round Church, also celebrated as the Golden Church or Simeon's Church, is a monumental piece of Bulgarian architecture.

The Boyana Church, located in the peaceful suburb of Boyana in Sofia, Bulgaria, is a medieval Eastern Orthodox church that dates back to the 10th century.

The Tarnovo Artistic School, also known as the Tarnovo School or the Tarnovo Literary School, was a significant medieval Bulgarian cultural and artistic movement that flourished between the 13th and 14th centuries during the Second Bulgarian Empire.

Sveta Nedelya Cathedral Church has a rich history dating back over 1000 years. Initially, the temple was known as Holy King’s Church as it housed...