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★ Tiene su propia historia de ciudad
Thracian gold, painted monasteries, the Cyrillic alphabet and the Black Sea.
Bulgaria lies between the Danube and the Black Sea, a land of mountains, roses and old towns. Thracian kings left gold and painted tombs, and the schools of medieval Bulgaria spread the Cyrillic alphabet now used by some 250 million people. See the oldest worked gold in the world in Varna, the frescoes of Boyana and the treasures of the National Historical Museum. Plan your museum days on museumtickets.com, then eat a shopska salad and banitsa. And remember: here a nod means no, and a shake of the head means yes.
Thracians, tsars, a long Ottoman rule and liberation.
People near Varna bury their leaders with gold, the oldest worked gold known.
Para verlo: Varna Archaeological Museum →Thracian rulers build painted tombs in the Valley of the Kings near Kazanlak.
Para verlo: Kazanlak Historical MuseumDisciples of Cyril and Methodius create the Cyrillic alphabet in the Bulgarian schools of Preslav and Ohrid.
Para verlo: National Archaeological Institute with MuseumBulgaria falls to the Ottoman Empire for almost five centuries.
Para verlo: National Historical MuseumBulgarians rise against Ottoman rule; the uprising is crushed.
Para verlo: Koprivshtitsa House MuseumsAfter the Russo-Turkish War, a Bulgarian state is restored.
Para verlo: National Historical MuseumA flag-maker of the uprising and two great poets.
A teacher who sewed the flag of the April Uprising in 1876 and was imprisoned for it.
Para verlo: Raina Knyaginya House MuseumOne of the great Bulgarian poets of the 20th century, writing about freedom and the sea.
Poet and dissident who became vice-president of Bulgaria in 1992.
From a medieval master to an artist who wrapped buildings.
Unknown painter of the lifelike frescoes of Boyana Church in 1259.
19th-century icon painter of the bright frescoes of Rila and Bachkovo monasteries.
Painter of glowing peasant women and harvests.
Born in Gabrovo, he and Jeanne-Claude wrapped the Reichstag and the Pont Neuf in fabric.
Yoghurt, white cheese and flaky pastry.
Tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers and onion under a snow of grated white cheese.
Flaky filo pastry with eggs and white cheese, eaten for breakfast.
Cold soup of yoghurt, cucumber, dill, garlic and walnuts.
Bulgarian yoghurt, thick and sour.
A spread of roasted peppers and tomatoes, made at home in autumn.
Kukeri masks, Baba Marta, fire dancers and roses.
Men in huge furry costumes and bells dance to chase away evil spirits; the Surova festival is on the UNESCO list.
People give each other martenitsi, red and white threads, and tie them to a blossoming tree when they see a stork.
Bulgaria celebrates the Cyrillic alphabet and Bulgarian culture.
In Kazanlak, the Valley of Roses celebrates the rose harvest with parades.
In a few villages of the Strandzha mountains, people dance barefoot on embers; UNESCO lists the custom.
A nod means no and a shake of the head means yes; check with words if in doubt.
Signs are in Cyrillic; many in cities are also in Latin letters.
Dress modestly; shoulders and knees covered.
Many museums close on Mondays, some also on Sundays in winter.
En museumtickets.com: 244 museos con fotos, cómo llegar y los museos cercanos. Guarda tus favoritos en el Pasaporte cultural gratuito y, cuando el museo lo ofrece, paga tu entrada por adelantado.
Del aeropuerto al centro en transporte público, y luego los trenes y las líneas locales hasta los museos.
Las líneas y los horarios cambian. Consulta la web del operador antes de viajar.
De los templos de Malta al Muro de Berlín: Europa es una gran familia cultural. Un solo sitio para planear tus días de museo, en tu idioma.
