Complex
Largest modular Guest House, part of the Complex area "Momin Grave", Bansko. The building is on two levels. Designed on the first level: Living room with corner fireplace, dining room with kitchen in common area Bathroom with
Twisted Knee Complex
The present project consists of a residential building in plot 011036 in the area of “Gramadeto”, Bansko. According to article 137, sub article 5 of the Territory Planning Act, the project is a fourth category – residential building with moderate build up. According to article 31,
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Bansko Skiing Zone Concessionaire Presents to Environment Minister Conceptual Design for New Ski Gondola
Sofia, January 4 (BTA) - Meeting with Environment Minister Neno Dimov and the Mayor of Bansko on Thursday, officials of Ulen, the company running the Bansko skiing zone, presented a conceptual design for a second...
02.6.2023
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07.3.2023
UPDATED Bulgaria's First Floating Solar Power Plant Project Unveiled in Sofia
SOFIA,
07.03.2023 08:31 | UPDATED 07.03.2023 11:32
(BTA)
A major project for building Bulgaria’s first floating solar power plant was presented in Sofia on Tuesday.
Construction of the plant in the water area...
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The town is surrounded in a valley by impressive terrestrial pyramids. It has been declared a historical and a cultural reserve and a museum- town.
the first inhabitants of these places were the Thracians. Proof to this are the architectural details, coins, etc, which have been discovered. That area was inhabited by a Thracian tribe called Meldi, which is the origin of the great Spartak. It is the Slavs who are supposed to have first given the town its present name, they settled in the Strouma river valley during 5th-6th century. In the middle of the 9th century, it became a part of the Bulgarian State under Khan Pressiyan, and within a few centuries flourished greatly. Its great location turned the town into one of the border posts near the frontier with Byzantium, that`s why a fortress around the town was erected.
Melnik thrived as a capital city of the independent domain of Lord Alexi Slav. Masons built churches and monasteries; trade, tobacco - growing and cotton - growing flourished rapidly. The town became world famous with the great Melnik wine made from special grapes sorts, imported from Syria. The Ottoman conquest ushered in a period of several centuries of decline. In the period of Bulgarian national revival, the town became again a cultural and commercial centre, with population of over 25000, 1300 houses and more than 70 churches.
The old houses in Melnik make a strong impression on the tourists with their architecture and unique wine- cellars.
The most famous among them is the Kordopoulov house that has a Venetian ceiling, decorated by a master from the Debur school and a cellar equipped with huge wine vats.
The Pasha`s house was built in 1815, today it is a muzeum; The Boyar`s house with its tower is the oldest in Bulgaria.
Today this pretty town is among the most attractive places for tourism.
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