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Art Gallery „Nikola Manev”

7, Tene Peev st.,, Chirpan

The Art gallery was founded by Nikola Manev, the world renowned Bulgarian artist born in Chirpan. Paintings from all periods of his development as an artist are on exhibit here. The gallery is situated in an old house, built in Chirpan in 1867 during the Bulgarian revival, and the architecture is typical of the architecture found in the Plovdiv region during the mid 19th century. The courtyard of the Art Gallery merges with the one at the “Peyo Yavorov” house-museum, forming a museum complex. ...

Phone+359 416 96170

Art Gallery „Georgi Danchov - Zografina”

Yavorov St., Chirpan

Named for a friend and brother-in-arms of Vasil Levski, the Georgi Danchov-Zografina Art Gallery opened its doors on 6 September 2006. It is Georgi Danchov-Zografina, the artist, who left us the most faithful portrait of Bulgaria’s liberty apostle. The Gallery is situated in the centre of town.

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27, Ruski blvd, Stara Zagora

Phone+359 42 622843

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Art gallery - Kazanluk

9, Sv Kiril i Metodi, st, Kazanluk

PERMANET EXIBITION Working hours: summer season /15.05-15.10/ 09:00-18:00 Winter season /15.10-15.05/ 08:30-17:30

Phone+359 431 63104, +359 431 63762

Fax+359 431 63104

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Native House - Exhibition "Acad. Detchko Ouzounov"

24, Knyaz Mirski, st, Kazanluk

Working hours: summer season: 9:30 – 17:00, closed on Mondays and Tuesdays

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Art gallery - Radnevo

1, Tacho Daskalov, st, Radnevo

The Art Gallery started functioning in 1982 with a collection of endowed works of regional painters.The plein air in painting, which started in 1983 enriched the collection with new original works. The gallery received the status of a municipal property in 1990, financed by the municipality of Radnevo. It was been reconstructed at two stages and now it possesses a hall for permanent exhibitions, a hall for interim exhibitions, a patio for plastic works, two depots and an office. Every month exhi ...

Phone+359 417 83099

Fax+359 417 82280

JOURNEY TO THE DAWN OF AGES

The Stara Zagora Region is one of the very few places in the world where the development of human civilization can be traced back to antiquity. Here, civilizations sprung, evolved and thrived, and examples of their struggles are strewn throughout the region. Epic battles, stormy and passionate lives, religious cults all claimed the Stara Zagora Region as theirs. Over the millennia, historical artefacts have surfaced and been preserved, offering today’s visitors an unforgettable journey down the ages.

Life in the Neolithic Age Immerse yourself in the New Stone Age – early 6th millennium BC. The unique Neolithic dwellings in Stara Zagora are one of the best preserved in Europe. You can see authentic tools - household and art items, including hand mills, ancient hearths, pottery fragments, deer horn sickles - all crafted and used by ancestors of today’s Europeans. Ref. No 1-5 on the Map

The splendour of Thracian culture Visit the Valley of the Thracian Kings, experience the touch of the mysterious rituals of Orphism in the mounds, tombs and in the ancient city of Sevtopolis (4th century BC). Here, in the city of Kazanlak, you can view exquisitely made pottery and jewellery that both reflect and provide evidence of a once flourishing Thracian culture. This spirit is especially tangible during the Festival of the Thracian culture in Kazanlak .................... Ref. No 6-11 on the Map

Stara Zagora has preserved its ancient Roman heritage The Roman Emperor Marcus Ulpius Trayan built the city of Augusta Trayana (107 AD) on the site of an ancient Thracian settlement in honour of his victory over the Dacians. The city rose to become the site of the second most significant cultural and administrative centre in the province, even minting its own coins. When you visit, make sure to see the exquisite Roman mosaics, the fortified walls, the Roman baths and the ancient open air theatre, which continues to be the site of ongoing public performances to this day...... Ref. No 12-16 on the Map

Proto-Bulgarian traditions and habits live on The ruins of dozens of fortresses, churches and monasteries bear witness to the memory of the glory of the First and Second Bulgarian State (8th - 9th century AD). Bulgaria adopted Christianity in the 9th century and, with a fearsome army, went on to establish itself as the largest state in the Balkans. It was also home of men of letters, spreading enlightenment and introducing the Bulgarian language in church rituals........................... Ref. No 17 on the Map

The unbreakable Bulgarian spirit During 500 years of Ottoman rule, the Bulgarians kept their spirit and clung to their Bulgarian language and cultural traditions, despite the armed uprisings and liberation struggles. The feats of bravery of those who died for Bulgaria’s liberation – Bulgarians, Russians, Romanians and Finnish soldiers – are immortalized by the dozens of monuments attesting to their sacrifice............................ Ref. No 18-23 on the Map

Nature and attractions In the Valley of the Roses, located between two mountain ranges, the foremost oil-bearing rose in the world is cultivated and promoted as the symbol of Bulgaria. The unique Rose Festival in May is an unforgettable experience for tourists who come from all over the world to immerse themselves in the magic of rose oil. Hiking fans will enjoy the picturesque beauty of nature – the coolness of the oak pine forests of the Balkan Mountains. The Balkan Peninsula, which gets its name from these mountains, is also home to excellent fishing, hunting, and even flying with a delta planer. Nature has also endowed this region with an abundance of mineral springs, healing waters and energy centres which together form the foundation of spa tourism in the region...... Ref. No 24-29 on the Map

Art and Culture – The soul of Bulgaria throughout the centuries The Stara Zagora Region is the birthplace of numerous poets, musicians and artists who have left their mark in art and culture at a global level. It is also host to the International Opera and Ballet Festival, the Puppet Theatre, a unique Roma Festival and numerous artistic exhibitions. Organized festivals and celebrations dot the calendar throughout the year, exhibiting the Bulgarian traditions and welcoming visitors to join in the merriment. Ref. No 30-45 on the Map

With the support of: The Governor of District Adminisration - Stara Zagora, The Municipality of Stara Zagora, The Municipality of Kazanlak, The Chamber of Commerce and Industry - Stara Zagora, Stara Zagora Regional Economic Development Agency

and in co-operation with The World Association of Travel Agencies

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