Bulgaria by province
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Provincial centre: Razgrad
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Approximate area: Isperih
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History and archaeology
Razgrad
Abritus connects a Thracian settlement with a Roman town where Hercules and other deities were worshipped. The site recalls the 251 battle against the Goths that killed Emperor Decius and his son.
Photo: Rjdeadly · CC BY-SA 4.0 · License
Architecture and settlements
Isperih
The sixteenth-century tekke honours spiritual leader Demir Baba and is sacred to the Alevi community. Devotion crosses religious boundaries, with Christians also venerating this place within the Sboryanovo reserve.
Photo: Izvora · Public domain · License
Approximate area: Isperih. Overview map; confirm the exact visiting address.
Museums and galleries
Isperih
The museum connects its galleries with an ethnographic house and a working windmill. Its work also embraces Sboryanovo's archaeology, including Sveshtari Tomb, bringing everyday traditions together with ancient funerary culture.
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History and archaeology
Isperih
Sboryanovo developed as a political, cultural and religious centre of the Getae. It reached its greatest flourishing in the fourth and third centuries BCE, combining an urban centre, burial-mound cemeteries and sanctuaries.
Photo: Dragomir Bogomilov · CC BY-SA 4.0 · License
History and archaeology
Sveshtari
Discovered in 1982, the third-century BC tomb records the culture of the Getae. Ten female figures incorporating plant elements decorate its central chamber, combining sculptural relief with surviving original colours.
Photo: Interact-Bulgaria · CC BY-SA 4.0 · License
Provinces and administrative relationships use the NSI EKATTE reference catalogue. НСИ · NSI
