Situated near the Ottoman market (bezisten), Tombul Mosque (1744) is considered to be the largest mosque in the Balkans. It includes a primary school, a coranic school and a library. Surmounted by a fine cupola, it features a classical architectural ..

A feeling of power emanates from this fortress perched on a hill, in the heart of the Šumensko Plato nature park. From here the view of the town is magnificent and protected. The tour also offers the opportunity of taking a pleasant stroll through th..

This large brick building on Ovobozdenie Square houses rich collections, notably from the Thracian, Roman and medieval periods. These are the result of excavations at Madara, Pliska and Veliki Preslav. Note the Thracian tomb, gold hoard and archaeolo..

Tsar-Liberator Street has retained a fine group of houses built at the time of the National Awakening (18C and 19C). Most of them have been converted into restaurants (Racev house and Architect's house), into exhibitions halls (Dobri-P-Vojnikov's Hou..

The Panco-Vladigerov (Bulgarian musician, 1899-1978) ensemble consists of traditional houses surrounded by gardens. The house where the composer of Vardar (Bulgarian rhapsody) took his first piano lessons, is open to visitors. It contains an upright ..