Bulgaria by province
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Provincial centre: Montana
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History and archaeology
Montana
Excavations uncovered a gate with a tower, barrack rooms and a Roman-era basilica. Later Slavic houses overlie older layers, revealing the fortified hill's long use by different communities across successive periods.
Photo: Svetliofficial · CC BY-SA 4.0 · License
Monasteries and places of worship
Chiprovtsi
The monastery’s three-storey tower combines an ossuary, chapel and belfry. Its base holds remains of Chiprovtsi Uprising participants and monks, while the church built in 1829 preserves a carved, gilded iconostasis.
Photo: Спасимир · CC BY-SA 4.0 · License
Museums and galleries
Berkovitsa
Textiles, clothing, jewellery and household objects document local customs and artistic skills. Pottery holds a particularly significant place in this historical context as one of Berkovitsa's leading crafts during Ottoman rule.
Photo: Svilen Enev · CC BY-SA 3.0 · License
Museums and galleries
Chiprovtsi
The museum links historic mining and goldsmithing with literary culture and the Chiprovtsi Uprising. Its carpet gallery presents the craft that became an important livelihood after the town's destruction and recovery.
Photo: Megan · Public domain · License
Museums and galleries
Berkovitsa
Vazov lived in this National Revival house while presiding over Berkovitsa’s district court. The period proved productive: here he wrote the poem Gramada, the story Belimeletsat and Mitrofan and Dormidolski.
Photo: Vassia Atanassova - Spiritia · Public domain · License
Nature and mountains
Berkovitsa
Golyam Kom rises to 2,016 metres and is the highest summit of the Berkovitsa Mountains. Sreden and Malak Kom stand to its east, with broad slopes forming extensive upland grazing areas.
Photo: Alexander.D.Hristov · CC BY-SA 4.0 · License
Museums and galleries
Montana
The Mihaylov House presents urban and rural life around the turn of the twentieth century. A nearby lapidarium adds stone archaeological monuments, while the gallery preserves the region’s artistic heritage.
Photo: Edal Anton Lefterov · CC BY-SA 3.0 · License
Provinces and administrative relationships use the NSI EKATTE reference catalogue. НСИ · NSI
