Razgrad

Razgrad Essentials

Razgrad showcases a dense concentration of historical layers, from the UNESCO-listed Thracian Tomb of Sveshtari with its unique caryatids to the expansive Roman ruins of Abritus. The Sboryanovo reserve protects ancient sanctuaries and the 16th-century Demir Baba Teke mausoleum. In the city center, the Ibrahim Pasha Mosque stands as a significant Ottoman monument, while the ethnographic museum preserves the traditions of the local Kapantsi people. Modern Razgrad is defined by the Huvepharma Arena, home to the multi-title-winning Ludogorets football club.

Thracian Tomb Sveshtari

The Thracian Tomb of Svestari is 2.5 kilometers southwest of the village of Sveshtari, Razgrad Province, which is 42 kilometers northeast…

Abritus

Abritus was an impressive Roman walled city and one of the biggest urban centres in the province of Moesia Inferior.

Demir Baba Teke

Demir Baba Teke is a 16th-century Alevi mausoleum near the village of Sveshtari, Isperih municipality, Razgrad Province in northeastern…

Sboryanovo Historical-archaeological reserve

This 140-square-kilometer reserve encompasses over 140 archaeological sites, including the Thracian city of Helis and the Tomb of Sveshtari, spanning from the Bronze Age to the Middle Ages.

Ibrahim Pasha Mosque

The Ibrahim Pasha Mosque,, is the third-largest mosque on the Balkan Peninsula and the second-largest in Bulgaria.

Huvepharma Arena

A modern multi-purpose stadium and home ground of PFC Ludogorets Razgrad. It has a seating capacity of over 10,000 and meets UEFA Category 4 standards for international matches.

Etnografski muzej

Located in the restored 19th-century houses of the Varosh quarter, this museum displays the unique customs, traditional costumes, and rituals of the local Kapantsi ethnographic group.

Hudozestvena Galeria

The Prof. Iliya Petrov Art Gallery houses a significant collection of Bulgarian fine arts, featuring paintings, sculptures, and graphics by local and national artists.

Golam Nisovski skalen manastir - sv. Konstantin i Elena

A medieval rock-hewn monastery complex featuring a church dedicated to Saints Constantine and Elena and remains of monk cells dating back to the 11th–14th centuries.