Bulgaria by province
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Provincial centre: Lovech
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Nature and mountains
Teteven
Boatin covers steep northern slopes beneath Tetevenska Baba in the Cherni Vit basin. Ancient beech forests shelter woodpeckers, owls and brown bears, while spruce occurs in the reserve’s higher parts.
Photo: Evgord – © Evgeni Dinev · CC BY-SA 4.0 · License
Nature and mountains
Stara planina
The park includes the highest parts of the central Balkan Mountains and nine strict reserves. Their representative old beech forests belong to UNESCO’s international heritage property protecting Europe’s ancient beech forests.
Photo: Gencho Iliev, Director of National Park Central Balkan · CC BY-SA 4.0 · License
Nature and mountains
Devetaki
Seven natural roof openings illuminate the immense cave chamber. The cave served as state storage and held petroleum during the twentieth century, before becoming a protected natural landmark in 1996.
Photo: Eclipsa · CC BY-SA 3.0 · License
Nature and mountains
Lovech
The plateau’s limestone bedrock produces sinkholes, chasms, caves and karst wetlands. Dry grasslands are important for orchids, while rock complexes and caves provide habitats for birds and bats across the area.
Photo: Eabulgaria · CC BY-SA 4.0 · License
Museums and galleries
Lovech
The Drasov house presents a wealthy merchant's household, while the Rashov house depicts an intellectual family. Original belongings chart changing urban life, from Revival traditions to Western European influences and the interwar period.
Photo: kuchin ster · CC BY 3.0 · License
Museums and galleries
Teteven
The museum occupies a memorial building erected in 1932 to honour those killed in the wars. Prehistoric tools and Roman coins in its archaeological collections document the Teteven region’s early inhabitants.
Photo: Vassia Atanassova - Spiritia · CC BY-SA 3.0 · License
Architecture and settlements
Lovech
After Vasil Levski's capture, the inn was abandoned and later destroyed by fire. A citizens' committee rebuilt it on surviving foundations, transforming the site into a memorial of the liberation movement.
Photo: Mihal Orela · CC BY 3.0 · License
Nature and mountains
Krushuna
The cascades are shaped in travertine, a pale and relatively soft rock. The main waterfall divides into several branches, forming smaller falls, terraces and pools among moisture-loving vegetation in this distinctive karst landscape.
Photo: No machine-readable author provided. Romel~commonswiki assumed (based on copyright claims). · Public domain · License
Museums and galleries
Troyan
The early collection brought together guild records, jewellery, vessels and traditional dress. Later, the Troyan masters' workshop made replicas of museum objects, connecting preservation with the continuing practice of local crafts.
Photo: Edal Anton Lefterov · CC BY-SA 3.0 · License
Nature and mountains
Lukovit
The Cave House supports speleological training and research. Its collection was assembled by Petar Tranteev, one of the founders of Bulgarian caving, within Karlukovo’s rich landscape of caves, sinkholes and karst formations.
Photo: Edal Anton Lefterov · CC BY-SA 3.0 · License
Museums and galleries
Cherni Osam
The collection began with birds and mammals gathered by teacher Iliya Iliev and his pupils for biology lessons. This local school initiative developed into a museum documenting the Balkan Mountains’ wildlife.
Photo: Спасимир · CC BY-SA 3.0 · License
Architecture and settlements
Oreshak
The holdings include ceramics, woodcarving, artistic metalwork and textiles. Gifts from foreign artists during international exhibitions add a comparative perspective, showing connections between Bulgarian craft traditions and other artistic cultures.
Explore nearby placesPhoto: Izvora · CC0 1.0 · License
Nature and mountains
Brestnitsa
Five chambers contain stalactites, stalagmites and substantial stone columns. Harmana Hall is distinguished by its acoustics and helictites, while Roman coins and clay vessels found here attest to ancient human presence.
Photo: Камен Ханджиев · CC BY-SA 4.0 · License
Nature and mountains
Troyanski Balkan
Ancient beech and spruce forests shelter rich plant and animal life. Along the Kumanitsa, high rock walls, chasms and waterfalls show how water and karst processes shape the rugged mountain terrain.
Photo: Evgord · CC BY-SA 4.0 · License
Monasteries and places of worship
Troyan
The monastery also joined the liberation movement: Vasil Levski established a monastic revolutionary committee here. Museum rooms preserve that activity's memory, while early printed books and manuscripts reveal its literary tradition.
Explore nearby placesPhoto: Danail Nachev · CC BY 2.0 · License
Nature and mountains
Ribaritsa
Above Ribaritsa, the reserve protects beech and mixed beech-fir forests alongside valuable spruce-pine communities. Its name recalls the bright red avens that local people call tsarichina, associating it with the mountain.
Photo: Angel Danailov · CC BY-SA 4.0 · License
Museums and galleries
Lovech
In the historic Varosha quarter, photographs, sculptures and objects trace Levski’s work and his fellow revolutionaries. Personal belongings include a yataghan and a small printing device with seven handmade seals.
Photo: Спасимир · CC BY-SA 3.0 · License
Nature and mountains
Apriltsi
The waterfall descends from rock walls about eighty metres high in Severen Dzhendem. Nearby ancient beech woodland and the Praskalska river valley illustrate the area’s characteristic combination of forest and rocky mountain habitats.
Photo: Красимир Косев · CC BY 3.0 · License
Provinces and administrative relationships use the NSI EKATTE reference catalogue. НСИ · NSI
