Varosha Collection

Statue of Nikola Piccolo (1792-1865), Bulgarian scientist and philosopher, he had an important role on the education and spiritual development in Tarnovo. Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria

The oldest street in Veliko Tarnovo, General Gurko street, with charming old houses. Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria

Bulgaria, Central Mountains, Veliko Tarnovo, elevated view of Varosha, Old Town

The old town, Varosha, of Veliko Tarnovo. Bulgaria

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

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

Primitive figure in the Archaeological Museum. Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria

Archaeological Museum. Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria

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

Cyprus, Famagosta, Maras or Varosha district, , buffer area close to visitors under Un control, Greek church

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Varosha, a district located in Famagosta, Cyprus, holds a significant historical and cultural value. Situated within the buffer area under UN control, it remains closed to visitors. However, its rich heritage cannot be overlooked. In Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria's Central Mountains region, lies Varosha's elevated view in the Old Town. This charming area showcases the oldest street of General Gurko with its captivating old houses. As you stroll through this ancient street, you can feel the essence of history lingering in every corner. One notable figure from Bulgarian history is Nikola Piccolo (1792-1865), a renowned scientist and philosopher whose statue stands proudly in Varosha. His contributions have left an indelible mark on Bulgarian intellectuality. As dusk settles over Veliko Tarnovo's old town of Varosha, a magical atmosphere envelops the streets. The Cathedral of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin becomes even more enchanting against this twilight backdrop. For those seeking archaeological wonders, Veliko Tarnovo offers an exceptional experience at its Archaeological Museum. Here you can find primitive figures that unveil glimpses into our past and anthropomorphous vessels made from clay that tell stories untold. Immerse yourself further into history by exploring General Gurko Street once again—the oldest street that exudes charm with its well-preserved old houses. Each step taken here connects you to centuries gone by. Veliko Tarnovo's Archaeological Museum continues to captivate visitors with its vast collection showcasing artifacts from different eras—a testament to Bulgaria's rich heritage and cultural significance. Let your curiosity guide you as you admire each piece displayed within these museum walls—an opportunity to delve deeper into Bulgaria's intriguing past while appreciating their artistic beauty. Varosha may be off-limits for now due to political circumstances but let us remember it as a place where history breathes through every stone, waiting to be rediscovered and cherished.