A Museum of Roses – the only one of its kind in the world – was officially opened to the public in Kazanluk.
The museum exposition includes documents and artifacts connected with rose growing and production in Bulgaria. The official ceremony was attended by Prime Minister Boyko Borissov, cabinet ministers and ambassadors to Bulgaria from a dozen countries.
"I started working as a teacher in France, but I was bored. I started looking around – where could I go as a history and geography teacher? A vacancy appeared in Bulgaria." And so in 2007, Vincent Dupuy, a recent university graduate, set off for a..
The Bulgarian-Albanian Business Chamber (BABC) will support the connections between the Albanian and Bulgarian communities in the business sector, with the ambition to create a unique space that will link the diaspora with its roots. It will play an..
After almost 80 years, a new breeding colony of the endangered Dalmatian pelican has appeared in Bulgaria . The birds have settled on artificial islands built by the Bulgarian Society for the Protection of Birds (BSPB) in the Mandra-Poda Complex, a..
Easter 2020 went down in history with two things. The first was the state of emergency, introduced due to the Covid-19 pandemic that..
152 years after the death of the Apostle of Freedom, the personality of Vasil Levski continues to excite Bulgarians, regardless of whether they are in the..
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