100 Tourist Sites of Bulgaria - 1966-1989

1966-1989

List of the 100 Tourist Sites of Bulgaria from 1966 to November 10, 1989:

  1. Bansko — the Nikola Vaptsarov Museum
  2. Pirin — the Vihren Peak.
  3. Melnik — the local Museum of History.
  4. Burgas — the Petrochemical Plant.
  5. Nesebar — Sunny Beach Holiday Resort.
  6. Sozopol — the local Museum of History.
  7. Varna — the Aladzha Monastery.
  8. Varna — the Naval Museum and the Museum of Friendship among Nations.
  9. Pobiti Kamani.
  10. Kamchiya River’s debauchment – The Divers Monument.
  11. Vidin — the Baba Vida Fortress.
  12. Rabisha village – The Magura Cave.
  13. Belogradchik — The Belogradchik Fortress and rocks.
  14. Vratsa — regional historical museum.
  15. The Ledenika Cave.
  16. Kozloduy — the monument of Hristo Botev.
  17. Okolchitsa — the place of Hristo Botev’s death.
  18. Veliko Tarnovo — Museum of History, Tsarevets, Preobrazhenski Monastery.
  19. Svishtov — Aleko Konstantinov’s House, the place where the Russian army crossed the Danube river.
  20. Gabrovo — Mitko Palauzov’s House.
  21. Gabrovo — Etar Architectural-Ethnographic Complex.
  22. Dryanovo Monastery and Bacho Kiro Cave.
  23. Tryavna — Museum of wood-carving.
  24. The Balkan Mountains — Partisan Hut.
  25. Kyustendil — regional museum of history, the Vladimir Dimitrov - Maistora Art Gallery.
  26. The Rila Monastery.
  27. Rila — the Seven Rila Lakes.
  28. Kardzhali — The Lead & Zinc plant, the Kardzhali Dam.
  29. Lovech — The Museum and Monument of Vasil Levski.
  30. Troyan Monastery.
  31. Teteven —Museum of History.
  32. Kostina Area - Monument of Georgi Benkovski.
  33. Golyam Izvor (Lovech Province) – The First Regional Revolutionary Committee in Bulgaria Museum.
  34. Brestnitsa village – Saeva Dupka Cave.
  35. Kakrina — Kakrina Inn Museum.
  36. Berkovitsa — the House of Ivan Vazov.
  37. Petrohan – Cascade and Monument of Georgi Dimitrov and Vasil Kolarov.
  38. Pazardzhik — Stanislav Dospevski Art Gallery.
  39. Mihaylovgrad – Museum of the September 1923 Uprising.
  40. Batak — Museum of History.
  41. Batak – Teheran Partisans’ Camp.
  42. Velingrad — the House of Vela Peeva.
  43. Bratsigovo — Museum of History.
  44. Peshtera — Peshtera water power-station.
  45. Panagyurishte — Museum of History.
  46. Panagyurishte — the Oborishte Area.
  47. Pernik — Regional Museum of History.
  48. Kovachevtsi, Pernik Province – the House of Georgi Dimitrov.
  49. Slishovtsi village – Partisans' ossuary.
  50. Pleven — Military Museum, Kaylaka Park.
  51. Plovdiv — Museum of Archaeology and Ethnography.
  52. Perushtitsa — Local Museum of History.
  53. Kalofer — the House of Hristo Botev.
  54. Karlovo — the House of Vasil Levski.
  55. Sopot — the House of Ivan Vazov.
  56. Klisura — Museum of History.
  57. The Balkan Mountains — Botev Peak.
  58. Hisarya – Local Museum of History.
  59. Bachkovo village — Bachkovo Monastery, Asen's Fortress.
  60. Sredna Gora — Buntovna Commemorative Tourist Complex.
  61. Razgrad — Abrittus Archaeological reserve.
  62. Rousse — Tonka Obretenova’s House, Giurgiu-Rousse Friendship Bridge.
  63. Silistra — Regional Museum of History.
  64. Sliven — the House of Hadzhi Dimitar, the Art Gallery.
  65. Kotel — History Museum.
  66. Zheravna village — Architecture and Ethnography Reserve.
  67. Karanovo — Karanovo tell.
  68. Sofia — Museum of the Revolutionary Movement.
  69. Sofia — Dimitar Blagoev’s House.
  70. Sofia – Georgi Dimitrov Museum.
  71. Sofia — Museum of Ethnography, Museum of Archaeology.
  72. Sofia — Museum of the Bulgarian-Soviet Friendship.
  73. Sofia — National Art Gallery, Alexander Nevsky Cathedral and the Crypt.
  74. Vitosha — Cherni Vrah.
  75. Kremikovtzi – the Metallurgic Plant.
  76. Samokov — History Museum.
  77. Rila — Musala Peak.
  78. Koprivshtitsa — The Houses of Lyuben Karavelov, Todor Kableshkov, Georgi Benkovski, Yako Dorosiev, Dimcho Debelyanov, the Oslekov House.
  79. Sredna Gora — Bogdan Peak.
  80. Zherkovo Area - Museum and Monument of Chavdartsi.
  81. The Balkan Mountains — Chavdar Hut.
  82. Smolyan — Regional historical museum, the Smolyan Lakes.
  83. the Rhodope Mountains — Pamporovo Holiday Resort.
  84. the Rhodope Mountains — Persenk Peak, the Wonderful Bridges.
  85. Stara Zagora — Regional Museum of History, Lenin Park.
  86. Kazanlak — Museum of History, Thracian Tomb of Kazanlak.
  87. Shipka Peak — Shipka Memorial.
  88. The Balkan Mountains — Buzludzha Park-Museum.
  89. The Balkan Mountains — Stoletov Peak, Monument of Liberty.
  90. Maritsa-Iztok Energy Complex, Komsomolska Steam-Power Plant.
  91. Balchik — The Castle, Albena Holiday resort.
  92. Kavarna — Kaliakra headland.
  93. Yastrebino village — Monument of the 18 Partisans and their supporters.
  94. Dimitrovgrad — Museum of the socialistic construction, Nitric Fertilizers Plant.
  95. Shumen — Regional Museum of History, House of Vasil Kolarov.
  96. Madara — Museum of Archaeology and Madara Rider.
  97. Pliska — Museum of Archaeology.
  98. Preslav — Museum of Archaeology, Patleyna.
  99. Yambol — Regional Museum of History.
  100. A model co-operative farm of choice.

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