Residents and guests of Sevlievo can visit the "View from the other side of the world" exhibition. The exhibition and its author, Miroslav Tsvyatkov, are visiting the city to reveal details about the natural environment, flora, fauna..
27 original photographs by nine Ukrainian youths are arranged in the small art salon of BNR-Varna. The exhibition is titled "Varna - I See Your Beauty" and opens on the eve of the city's holiday on 15 August. The exhibition is part of a..
The photo exhibition "Wild Sofia - Birds" at the summer stage of Cabana cinema in the park space of the National Palace of Culture, draws attention to the bird world. Feathered species in all their diversity are the most important and eloquent..
Sozopol, the small town on the Black Sea, with its old wooden houses and narrow cobblestone streets leading straight to the seashore has been an inspiration for talented Bulgarian cameraman and photographer Asen Shopov, better known professionally in..
A photography exhibition entitled "Conversations About War" will open today at the Bulgarian National Radio to mark 300 days since the onset of the military conflict between Russia and Ukraine. The photos in the exhibition show the first moments..
A colorful butterfly under the rays of the sun; the shimmering water that seems to distort reality, or a bird with a piece of food in its beak... Thousands of times a day we pass by small things, part of the world around us, without stopping or..
A sip of modernism and abstract beauty - this is what a tiny art gallery in Veliko Tarnovo - the former Bulgarian capital with a millennial-long history, where the past reminds of itself at every step - offers. But on a quiet street in the old town,..
Did you know that the world's first lasting photograph was an image of the moon? It was made by the Frenchman Louis Daguerre in 1839. On August 19 of the same year, the photographic method invented by him - daguerreotype - was recognized by the..
Bulgaria is among the European countries with very large population of brown bears( Ursus arctos ). Hunting of the protected species is prohibited, which is the reason why its numbers have increased in recent years , turning the brown..
The Covid-19 pandemic has made us rethink the life we are living and the way we travel, stimulating domestic tourism. The so-called urbex locations are as yet uncharted territory even though we can see them in practically every town and village..
