An online web camera shows a view of Oreshak Street from the building of the Arsenal House of Culture in Kazanlyk - a small beautiful Bulgarian city.
It is located in the Kazanlysh Valley, at the foot of the Old Mountain (Bolg. Stara Planina).
The city of Kazanlik is located in the center of Bulgaria, about 194 km east of bulgaria's capital Sofia and 185 km from the Black Sea, west of Burgas. The city has a population of about 52,779,000 people.
Not far from the town of Kazanlik in the valley (Kazanlshka basin) at the foot of Mount Stara Planina is the famous "Valley of the Roses." The Valley of The Roses is an important tourist attraction in Bulgaria. Every year in the "Valley of Roses" come real romantics, eager to enjoy the charm and aroma of roses. Kazanlyk produces and sells one of the best rose oils in the world.
In the vicinity of the city are the ruins of the ancient Thracian capital of Sevtopol. Near the town of Kazanlik is the Thrace an army tomb that has survived best in Bulgaria. The Great Cosmatka is the tomb of King Sevt III, located north of the city.
The Iskra Historical Museum in Kazanlyk is one of the oldest and richest regional museums in Bulgaria. It was built in 1901. The museum contains more than 50,000 authentic exhibits, testifying to the rich material and spiritual culture in the region of Kazanlik. Permanent exhibitions of the museum: Archaeology, the Age of the Bulgarian Renaissance, Ethnography and Contemporary History, New History.
in 1967, the first museum exhibition about the Kazanlysh rose (rose giving oil) was opened, and later in 1969 the Rose Museum was opened. It houses more than 15,000 items related to rose picking and rose oil production in the country.
The Museum has a rich collection of exhibits, photographs and documents showing the history and tradition of Bulgarian rose production. The museum presents tools for processing rosaries, containers for storing and exporting rose oil and rose water. Offer jam and rose liqueur. The museum houses people's life-specific in the Valley of Roses, equipment, furniture, clothing and others.
The city of Kazanlik regularly hosts international folklore festivals, "Miracle World celebrations", holidays in the "Valley of the Thracian Kings." At the end of May until the beginning of June, the most honorable festival is held, this is the "Festival of the Rose." It is connected with the fact that in the "Pink Valley" for a long time grow oil rose, from which rose oil is made. Bulgarian rose oil has become known far beyond its borders.
It is located in the Kazanlysh Valley, at the foot of the Old Mountain (Bolg. Stara Planina).
The city of Kazanlik is located in the center of Bulgaria, about 194 km east of bulgaria's capital Sofia and 185 km from the Black Sea, west of Burgas. The city has a population of about 52,779,000 people.
Not far from the town of Kazanlik in the valley (Kazanlshka basin) at the foot of Mount Stara Planina is the famous "Valley of the Roses." The Valley of The Roses is an important tourist attraction in Bulgaria. Every year in the "Valley of Roses" come real romantics, eager to enjoy the charm and aroma of roses. Kazanlyk produces and sells one of the best rose oils in the world.
In the vicinity of the city are the ruins of the ancient Thracian capital of Sevtopol. Near the town of Kazanlik is the Thrace an army tomb that has survived best in Bulgaria. The Great Cosmatka is the tomb of King Sevt III, located north of the city.
The Iskra Historical Museum in Kazanlyk is one of the oldest and richest regional museums in Bulgaria. It was built in 1901. The museum contains more than 50,000 authentic exhibits, testifying to the rich material and spiritual culture in the region of Kazanlik. Permanent exhibitions of the museum: Archaeology, the Age of the Bulgarian Renaissance, Ethnography and Contemporary History, New History.
in 1967, the first museum exhibition about the Kazanlysh rose (rose giving oil) was opened, and later in 1969 the Rose Museum was opened. It houses more than 15,000 items related to rose picking and rose oil production in the country.
The Museum has a rich collection of exhibits, photographs and documents showing the history and tradition of Bulgarian rose production. The museum presents tools for processing rosaries, containers for storing and exporting rose oil and rose water. Offer jam and rose liqueur. The museum houses people's life-specific in the Valley of Roses, equipment, furniture, clothing and others.
The city of Kazanlik regularly hosts international folklore festivals, "Miracle World celebrations", holidays in the "Valley of the Thracian Kings." At the end of May until the beginning of June, the most honorable festival is held, this is the "Festival of the Rose." It is connected with the fact that in the "Pink Valley" for a long time grow oil rose, from which rose oil is made. Bulgarian rose oil has become known far beyond its borders.
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