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Aladzha Monastery is the most famous medieval cave monastery along the Bulgarian Black Sea coast.

In 2015, on the Labour Day – May 1, in Varna opens doors officially a unique for Bulgaria “Retro Museum”. The museum includes exhibits from the period 1944-1989, which are telling in artifacts how Bulgarians lived under socialism. Bulgarian cigarettes without filter, Russian vacuum cleaners, household from East Germany, Polish cosmetics and most desirable cars …

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The Great Basilica of Pliska is an architectural complex in Pliska, the first capital of the First Bulgarian Empire, which includes the cathedral, an archbishop’s palace and a monastery. The basilica was constructed on the orders of the knyaz of Bulgaria, Boris I (r. 852–889), after his baptism in 864 and the resultant Christianization of …

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Hundreds of premises, part of old monasteries, have been cut into the cliffs of Rousse Lom river valley. They have turned the Lom river valley into a center of the Bulgarian spirituality.