Monument to St. Cyril and St. Methodius

St. St. Cyril and Methodius are a symbol of Slavic Alphabet and culture. The national library in the center of Sofia bears their name, and a monument to them is placed in front of it. The holy brothers Cyril and Methodius are Christian missionaries, creators of the Glagolitic alphabet.

By:Yolin Qnev 7th A grade

 The Rose Valley

The town of Kazanlak is considered the capital of the Rose Valley. There is also a specialized Museum of the Rose. The valley is famous for growing roses for industrial purposes and is among the symbols of Bulgaria. The Rosa Damascena variety has been cultivated for centuries.

By Nilay Adem 5b

St. Alexander Nevsky

St. Alexander Nevsky is an Orthodoh churchmonument in the city of Sofia,Bulgaria,which is a cathedral of the Bulgaria patriarch.The churchwas built in 1882 1912 and in 1995 was deklared a cultural monument of national inportanke .Around the cathedral is a square of the same name.

By:Blagovesta Bojkova

Bistrishki Waterfall is the most beautiful in Rila. It "works" all year round,and the transition to it is very pleasant. The waterfall can be reached in about 2 hours on a pleasant path, starting from the Dupnitsa village of Bistritsa . The waterfall is beautiful and unique with its many falls, its great height of about 35 meters and its incredible strength, due to which the waterfall is white as a pearl.

By:Kaloyan Rachev 6th grade

Bistrishki Waterfall

Apart from being one of our most important cultural monuments, the monastery is also included in the world cultural heritage of UNESCO. It boasts a millennial existence and has changed places twice.

By:Mert Mehmed 6th grade

      Rila Monastery

Tsarevets

Tsarevets is a medieval fortress in Veliko Tarnovo . Located in the old town. It was a main fortress during the Second Bulgarian Kingdom(1185-1396).Tsarevets is among the Hundred National Tourist Sites.

By Ventsislava

The Rocks of Belogradchik

The rock formations are two hundred meters high. The strip they form is thirty kilometers long and three wide. The Belogradchik rocks were about to become one of the seven wonders of the world, and rightly so!

By:Denis Mehmed 7th grade