Bulgarian Collection (page 6)

Boris Denev State Art Gallery and the Monument to the Asens Dinasty at Asenovtsi Park. Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria

Saint Alexander Nevsky Cathedral at dusk, Sofia. Bulgaria

A mighty lion guards the Tsarevets fortress entrance. Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria

The old town, Varosha, of Veliko Tarnovo. Bulgaria

Saint Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, Sofia. Bulgaria

The old town, Varosha, of Veliko Tarnovo at dusk. Bulgaria

Rila Monastery (Monastery of Saint Ivan of Rila), the largest Eastern Orthodox monastery in Bulgaria. A UNESCO World Heritage Site. Rila Mountains, Bulgaria

Boyana Church, a medieval Bulgarian Orthodox church. A UNESCO World Heritage Site. Sofia, Bulgaria

Monument to the Soviet Army. Sofia, Bulgaria

Monument to the Asen Dynasty at Asenovtsi Park. Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria

Tsarevets fortress with the remains of medieval houses on the top of the hill. Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria

Trout fillet with vegetables. Sofia, Bulgaria

Cathedral of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin at dusk. Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria

Tsarevets fortress and the Ascension Cathedral on the top of the hill, at dusk. Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria

The Church of the Nativity of the Virgin Mother and the courtyard. Rila Monastery (Monastery of Saint Ivan of Rila), the largest Eastern Orthodox monastery in Bulgaria. A UNESCO World Heritage Site

Handicrafts in Samovodska Charshia Market. Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria

St Nikolai Russian Church (Church of St Nicholas the Miracle-Maker) at dusk. Sofia, Bulgaria

Tsum Retail Centre at Independence Square. Sofia, Bulgaria

Ivan Vazov National Theatre, the oldest theatre in the country. Sofia, Bulgaria

Detail of the interior of the church of the Troyan Monastery. It is the third largest monastery in Bulgaria. It is located in the Balkan mountains and was founded in the 16th century

Primitive figure in the Archaeological Museum. Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria

Sofia History Museum, the magnificent former Central Mineral Baths (Turkish Mineral Baths), built in 1913. Sofia, Bulgaria

The Forty Martyrs Church, in the old Asenova quarter near the Yantra river, was built in 1230. Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria

The Christian Church of St George, dating back to the 4th century, is the oldest building in Sofia and is surrounded by remains of the ancient roman town of Serdica. Sofia, Bulgaria

A bar in a ski resort of Bansko, Bulgaria

The rock-hewn Basarbovo Monastery (Monastery of Saint Dimitar Basarbowski) is a Bulgarian-orthodox cave monastery dating back to the 15th century. Bulgaria

The building of the former Communist Party Headquarters now used by the National Assembly of Bulgaria and Independence Square with restaurants. Sofia, Bulgaria (MR)

Archaeological Museum. Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria

Anthropomorphous vessel, clay. Archaeological Museum of Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria

Tupolev Tu-134A LZ D 050
Bulgarian Air Force - Tupolev Tu-134A LZ D 050 (msn 1351303), from the 16th Transport Air Base, at the Royal International Air Tattoo - RAF Fairford, 22 July 1995. Date: 1995

Ottoman Empire era. Caravanserai in Burgas
Ottoman Empire period. Caravanserai in Burgas (today territory of Bulgaria). Couryard of the Caravanserai, resting place for travelers. Engraving by Lemaitre, Vormser and Cholet

The Serbo-Bulgarian War Winds Down
Scenes from the ending of the Serbo-Bulgarian War. Serbian families and soldiers read from a list of casualties in Belgrade, and Count Khievenhuller, Austrian diplomatic resident at Belgrade

Battle of Pirot ends, Serbo-Bulgarian War
Serbian soldiers take a last stand at the Battle of Pirot, 26th-27th November 1885, during the Serbo-Bulgarian War. The battle ended with a Bulgarian victory, consolidating their victory in the war

War Preparations, Serbo-Bulgarian War
A battery (cannon) dragged by horses is placed by the Bulgarians on the heights of Pregladista, above Tsaribrod, in preparation for the Battle of Tsaribrod, November 25th 1885

Battle of Pirot, Serbo-Bulgarian War
The Battle of Pirot, 26th-27th November 1885, during the Serbo-Bulgarian War. The battle ended with a Bulgarian victory, consolidating their victory in the war

Cavalry Manoeuvres, Serbo-Bulgarian War
Bulgarian forces perform cavalry manoeuvres before Prince Alexander at Mala Tirnova. We see a line of horses lying down with soldiers taking cover behind them, pointing their guns outward

Summoning reserves, Bulgaria, Serbo-Bulgarian War
Army reserves are recruited in a small Bulgarian town for the defence of Sofia in the Serbo-Bulgarian war. We see an officer blowing a horn, and soldiers marching away from their rural town

Battle of Tsaribrod, Serbo-Bulgarian War
The battle of Tsaribod, November 23, 1885, Serbo-Bulgarian War. We see a caravan of soldiers headed to the frontlines, with officers at the rear

Bulgarian HQ, Dragoman Pass
Bulgarian headquarters at the Dragoman Pass on the morning of November 23, 1885. The Bulgarians had recaptured the Pass the previous day

Dragoman Pass re-captured, Serbo-Bulgarian War
The Dragoman Pass, recaptured by the Bulgarians from the Serbians, November 22nd 1885. we see bodies lying partially covered, and a horse bolting

Serbian Encampment, Serbo-Bulgarian War
Images of the Serbian encampment at Nisch during the Serbo-Bulgarian War of 1885. The war lasted two weeks from 14th - 28th November

Bulgarian Outpost, Serbo-Bulgarian War
5 soldiers sit in a circle eating and drinking at a Bulgarian outpost near Hermanli, Eastern Rumelia, in the Serbo-Bulgarian War

Scenes from the Balkan's Crisis
Depictions of the Balkans Crisis. We see soldiers trekking over the Shipka Pass, a monument to fallen soldiers, and the artist's personal caravan en route to the front

The Continuing Balkans Crisis, Bulgaria
Images of the Balkans Crisis from Rustchuk, Bulgaria. We see the Quay of the town (top), and the departure of Bulgarian volunteers lined up, ready to go to the Turkish Frontier (Bottom)

The Construction of the University at Philippoplis
The Gymnase (University) at Philippopolis (Plovdiv), Bulgaria, under construction in 1885. Part of a piece on the crisis in Eastern Roumelia

Nebet Tepe, Philippopolis, Bulgaria
The district of Nebet Tepe, Philippopolis (Plovdiv), Bulgaria. Part of a piece on the crisis in Eastern Roumelia, an event during the continuing Balkan's Crisis in which vassal states sought

Taat Tepe, Philippopolis, Bulgaria
Taat Tepe in Philippopolis (Plovdiv), Bulgaria. The Governor's Palace and the Maritza river in the foreground. Part of a piece on the crisis in Eastern Roumelia

Bridge over the Maritza, Philippopolis
The Bridge over the river Maritza, Philippopolis (Plovdiv), Bulgaria. Equine and pedestrian traffic crosses the bridge, and the rest of the city is visible in the background.Part of a piece

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"Bulgarian Beauty: A Tapestry of Culture and History" Immerse yourself in the vibrant world traditions with the captivating Rachenitsa Dance, as depicted in Ivan Mrkvicka's masterpiece from 1894. Discover this enchanting artwork at the National Gallery Kvadrat 500 in Sofia, a treasure trove art. Step into Sofia Synagogue, an architectural gem built in 1909, boasting its status as the second largest Sephardic Synagogue in Europe. Marvel at its grandeur and delve into Bulgaria's rich Jewish heritage. Explore Plovdiv, a charming city nestled in the heart of Bulgaria and Europe. Lose yourself amidst its ancient ruins and modern marvels while immersing yourself in European culture. Witness nature's delicate beauty during the Rose Festival held annually in Bulgaria. Let your senses be captivated by the fragrance and colors that fill every corner of this picturesque country. Journey to Kazanlak, nestled within Bulgaria's Central Mountains, where you can step inside the replica Thracian Tomb of Kazanlak. Experience firsthand the intricate craftsmanship that has stood for centuries. Find solace at Preobrazhenski Monastery near Veliko Tarnovo-area; built-in 1825 it offers tranquility amidst breathtaking surroundings. Feel a sense of serenity as you explore this spiritual sanctuary steeped in history. Celebrate women empowerment with Women of Pleven who have left an indelible mark on Bulgarian society through their resilience and strength. Their stories inspire generations to come. Let your soul soar with melodies from singers across Bulgaria who bring forth their unique musical heritage passed down through generations. Immerse yourself in their heartfelt performances that resonate deep within your being. Travel back through time as you wander along Nesebar's town walls - witness remnants from different eras etched onto these stones - a testament to Bulgaria's historical significance in Europe.