Kàrlovo (Bulgarian: Карлово) is a picturesque and a historically important town in central Bulgaria located in a fertile valley along the river Stryama at the southern foot of the Balkan Mountains. It is administratively part of Plovdiv Province and has a population of about 30,340 (as of 2017), the mayor being D-r Emil Kabaivanov.
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This place is an absolutely unique time machine! We had a great experience reviewing all the talent and all the great creations by many talented people - some were sewing (yes, sewing) jewelry, others were "bending" wood, wool, etc. It was a beautiful experience, the atmosphere was fantastic, the people were sweet and welcoming, and the smell of lavender was hypnotizing. Don't miss the Pateva House too - it is amazing in its own way! You can relive the past, observe how different herbs are being processed into cosmetics, try some rose juice or rose rakia, dress in traditional bulgarian costumes for this time period, wear the crown of the Rose queens - it is a must see!
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Architectural complex "Ancient Karlovo" includes 5 cultural monuments ("Buhalov Han", "Pateva house", "Pateva maaza", "Raino Popovich" House, "White House"). You can learn a lot of things and you can participate in various attractions, you can drink sand coffee, print yourself a testimony of an authentic printing press, decorate dolls and lots more.
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The national museum of Vasil Levski is situated in the central region of the town of Karlovo. The museum complex includes the native house of Vasil Levski, a memorial chapel "Vsyah Svetih Bolgarskih" (All Saints of Bulgaria), Chardaklieva House, a museum exposition and the monument of Gina Kuncheva - the mother of Levski. The museum is one of the most visited memorial museums in Bulgaria.
The house of the great Bulgarian (Vasil Levski) who brought freedom to all of us...his house must be seen by every Bulgarian !
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Located in the Karlvovo Old city, in a building -significant architectural and historical monument of culture (1871). The rich exposition follows the history of Karlovo region from prehistoric, ancient and medieval times. Shows the crafts, makings and tools that existed in Karlovo. Development of education and participation of the population of the struggle for church independence are presented.
The House of Artists is located in the center of Karlovo. The guests are welcome to meet Prof. Lolita Nikolova upon appointment to get autograph and to hear from her about Karlovo, Bulgaria, her books and artworks. Her father, the fine artist Peter Nikolov (92) possesses the Goddess Statuette - the most prestigious award for renowned Karlovians. Her brother, Daniel Hitkov, is also an artist.
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