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Targovishte Region is located in the northeast of Bulgaria. Neighboring Ruse and Razgrad regions in the north, Shumen region in the east, Sliven in the south and Veliko Tarnovo in the west, Targovishte covers the lands of the Danube plain in the north and the Balkan geography in the south.

Located 320 km from Sofia, 121 km from Varna and 100 km from Ruse, this beautiful city is among Bulgaria's must-see destinations. There are many qualified accommodation facilities in the city, which develops its tourism potential every year.

Places to Visit in Targovish

Slaveykov School is a frequent destination for foreign tourists visiting the city in Targovishte. Slaveykov School, a cultural monument of national importance located in the city of Targovishte, was built in 1863 during the renaissance period. The secular school is also called Sveti Sedmochiselnitsi but is known as Slaveykovo due to Petko Slaveykov's involvement in interior design.

The Regional History Museum, on the other hand, is a museum that started its activities in 1960. The museum consists of five main sections; contains historical elements. In the museum, there are works reflecting the Bulgarian History covering a wide period from the 15th to the 19th century, as well as archeology, new and recent history, funds and ethnographic works.

Located in the northwest of Targovishte, near the Liljak and Rosina dams, Camping Rosina is 14 bungalows, caravans and tent sites. There is no definite information about whether the camping services of Camping Rosina, which also has a picnic area, barbecue, gazebos for resting, accommodation for pets, and fishing opportunities, still continue. For this reason, it is useful for those who want to take advantage of the camp services to call in advance and ask if the camp is open.

Veliki Preslav National Historical-Archaeological Reserve and Museum is located on the ruins of the former Bulgarian capital, Veliki Preslav. Covering about 500 hectares of the area, Veliki Preslav National Historical-Archaeological Reserve and Museum was founded on October 6, 1906.

In the museum, pieces and artifacts found in archaeological excavations carried out all over the city are exhibited. There are many immovable monuments in and around the reserve. The museum presents works of Middle Byzantine and Old Bulgarian art to visitors. In the museum, which contains more than 35 thousand works, approximately 1,700 of them can be seen by visitors.

Osmar's Eye rock monasteries located near the village of Osmar are very popular. Osmar's Eye, located approximately 3 km north of Osmar village, 12-14. It is thought that it was built in the 19th century, many monks took refuge in them, and they played a very important cultural and religious role. The most popular and best preserved among them is the Kostadin Monastery. Just above the Kostadin Monastery is an incredible natural formation, also called the "Eye" or "Ring", which got these names because of its shape. Targovishte is one of the must-see places during your visit.

Borovo Oko Lake can be a nice option for relaxation. Every year the fair "Targovishte Exhibition" is held here. The lake surroundings impress with its nature.

The symbol of the city, Yunuslu Fountain, is located in the city's Svoboda Square. You can take photos in front of the Dolphin Fountain, the work of Velichko Minekov, and enjoy the city in Svoboda Square.

The Unknown Soldier Monument was built in memory of 49 officers, 67 non-commissioned officers and 825 soldiers who died in the wars of 1885, 1912-1913, 1915-1918 in Targovishte and its surroundings. In addition, the monument, which includes a relief in memory of those who died in the Patriotic War in 1945, carries spiritual traces for the people of Targovishte.

Sahat Mosque, built in the 18th century, is located in the central part of the city. The Sahat Mosque, which has the status of a cultural monument of local importance, is visited by many Bulgarian and foreign tourists. In the mosque, which has a characteristic mural, the interior walls of the place of worship are skillfully embroidered with Arabic texts from the Qur'an and decorated with stylized plants and geometric ornaments. Sahat Mosque has a beauty that will fascinate those who see it with its interior and exterior decorations.

St. Ivan Rilski Church draws attention with its unique wooden carved icons.

How to get to Targovishte?

It is possible to reach Targovishte, a city in Bulgaria, from Turkey by land and air. Among these transportation options, the most economical method of transportation to Targovishte is to buy a Targovishte bus ticket. To go to Targovishte, you need to have either a Green Passport, a Bulgarian visa or a Schengen visa.

You can reach Targovishte Intercity Bus Terminal by using public transportation vehicles from the city center.

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