Situated in the north slopes of the Balkan range, on the Tryavna river valley, the town has a population of 12 000 people and it is surrounded by green fields and venerable coniferous and deciduous forests. The climate is conducive to the treatment of pulmonary diseases.
The village was founded as early as the Thracian Era. During the Turkish yoke locals defended the pass and enjoyed privileges for this reason. The town was populateted only with native Bulgarians, mainly craftsmen which led to the increased development of the town. One of the most interesting landmarks of the town is it’s unique architecture. Tryavna prides on it’s many museums and ancient symbols which is why it has been declared an architectural reserve.

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