Bulgaria's Last Submarine "Slava" to Become a Museum
The last Bulgarian military submarine "Slava" is about to become a museum.
The last Bulgarian military submarine "Slava" is about to become a museum.
On 18th of July, Bulgaria marks 183 years since the birth of national hero Vassil Levski.
For the 36th consecutive year, the Apollonia Arts Festival will delight its numerous fans.
The preparation for the 13th edition of the sand sculptures festival in Bulgaria’s coastal city of Bourgas began.
The international film festival “Sofia Film Fest”, the 24th edition of which was postponed because of the coronavirus pandemic, will start today, June 25.
The new summer stage "Muses of the Water" on Lake Pancharevo is ready with the decor of "Mamma Mia!".
This summer, residents and visitors of Berlin will be welcomed by an open-air art installation from Bulgarian letters in one of the most visited places on the banks of the River Spree, near Berlin Cathedral and Museum Island.
Bloomsday - Bloom's Day - is celebrated every June 16 by book lovers around the world.
Slithering through their subterranean aquarium, three "baby dragons" have gone on display in a Slovenian cave, where they hatched in 2016 in a rare successful breeding, officials said Thursday.
From June 15, 2020, Vitosha Nature Park resumes visits to the Owl Museum and the Bear Museum in the Park.
At the theater with a mask.
Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has asked his aides to conduct a comprehensive study on how to convert Istanbul's famous Hagia Sophia landmark, currently a museum, into a mosque, a Turkish newspaper reported on Friday.
The government will allocate BGN 600,000 for the Rila Monastery.
Every year on June 2 at noon, for three minutes the air raid sirens across Bulgaria sound in alarm.
Paris officials on Sunday removed the tall metal barriers surrounding the square in front of Notre-Dame cathedral, offering visitors a close-up look at the gothic monument for the first time since the devastating fire that struck last year.
For the first time in the more than 140-year long history of the celebrations of Botev, the events in Vratsa and the vicinity have been cancelled over the coronavirus.
Bulgaria’s Minister of Health Kiril Ananiev has issued today a regulation allowing congress and conference events, seminars, exhibitions, including events of the exhibition industry.
The largest public library in the country resumed its work with readers on site in accordance with the established rules in the period of the emergency epidemic situation in strict compliance with the mandatory anti-epidemic measures.
Minister of Health Kiril Ananiev has issued an order allowing the holding of cultural events, and visits to museums, galleries, libraries and indoor and outdoor cinemas.
Bulgaria is one of the eleven countries from Southeastern Europe that will take part in an exhibition at the The Field Museum in Chicago.
I have spoken with US Ambassador to Sofia Herro Mustafa and she informed me that the summer work and travel programs for students were not canceled but postponed until May 12, Minister of Foreign Affairs Ekaterina Zaharieva said.
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