Bulgarian Orthodox Heritage
This collection features significant Eastern Orthodox sites in the Veliko Tarnovo region, the historical capital of the Second Bulgarian Kingdom. It includes medieval churches like the Holy Forty Martyrs and the Church of Saints Peter and Paul, alongside active monastic complexes such as the Transfiguration and Kilifarevo monasteries. These sites showcase the architectural styles of the Tarnovo Artistic School, featuring intricate wood carvings, vibrant frescoes by Zahari Zograf, and historical inscriptions that played a pivotal role in Bulgaria's spiritual preservation.
A Sveto Rozdestvo Bogorodicno
The main cathedral of Veliko Tarnovo, rebuilt in 1934 on the site of an 1844 church designed by Kolyu Ficheto. It serves as the seat of the local bishopric.
B Sv. Sv. Konstantin i Elena
Built in 1872 by master builder Kolyu Ficheto, this church is notable for its two rotating columns at the entrance and its unique blend of traditional and European architectural styles.
C Church of Saints Peter and Paul
The Church of Saints Peter and Paul is a medieval Bulgarian Orthodox church in the city of Veliko Tarnovo in central northern Bulgaria, the…
D Transfiguration Monastery
The Transfiguration Monastery or the Monastery of the Holy Transfiguration of God is an Eastern Orthodox monastery located in the Dervent…
E Kilifarevo Monastery
Founded in 1348 by Theodosius of Tarnovo, this monastery was a major medieval center for literature and calligraphy during the Second Bulgarian Empire.
F Sv. 40 mcenici
Constructed in 1230 by Tsar Ivan Asen II, this medieval church houses the historic Omurtag and Asen columns, featuring significant inscriptions from Bulgaria's royal past.
Arheologiceski obekt "Frenkhisar"- Srednovekoven manastir
Archaeological remains of a medieval monastery located in the Frenkhisar district at the foot of the Tsarevets fortress.
Laskovski manastir Sv. sv. Petr i Pavel
A medieval monastery perched on a cliff above Lyaskovets, dating back to the 12th century and offering expansive views of the Danubian Plain.
I Kapinovski manastir Sv. Nikola
Established in 1272, this monastery is known for its massive stone iconostasis and its role as a cultural center during the Bulgarian National Revival.
St. Dimitar Church
A 19th-century Orthodox church serving the community of Lyaskovets.
"Sv. Troica"
Also known as the Patriarchal Monastery, it was founded in 1070 and became a primary center for the Tarnovo Literary School under Patriarch Evtimiy.
St. Michael
A place of worship within the Prisovo monastic community dedicated to the Archangel Michael.
Prisovo Monastery "St. Michael"
Founded in the 14th century, this monastery served as a center for clerical education and a refuge for revolutionaries during the Ottoman period.
Deviceski manastir "Sveti Pantelejmon
A nunnery located in the village of Prisovo, established in the late 19th century.
Crkva "Sveti Pantelejmon
The central church within the Saint Panteleimon nunnery complex in Prisovo.
St. Michael
Parish church in the village of Debelets serving the local Orthodox community.
Hram "Sveti Dimitr"
An Orthodox temple in Pavlikeni representing late 19th-century religious architecture.
"Sv. Preobrazenie Gospodne"
The main church of the Transfiguration Monastery, featuring the famous 'Wheel of Life' fresco by Zahari Zograf.
Crkva "Sv. Arahangel Mihail"
Late 19th-century village church located in Shemshevo.
Iztocnik Sv. Bogorodica
A small church and sacred spring in the Ledenika area, traditionally associated with healing water.
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