Borovo

Borovo village (Blagoevgrad District) is located in the southwest region of Bulgaria and is part of Gotze Delchev.The village is not so big but is one of the most interesting in this area. There are a lot of beautiful veiws , green threes and perfect places for picnics. The people in that smal village are very outgoing. If you go there for first time they will say you one big "WELLCOME".

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Mosomishte

MOSOMISHTE

The village Mososmishte was located next to the North slopes of southern Pirin.In 1913-1914 the village was surrounded from an oak forest but later was hewed out from the refugees.Nearer places which are here are the River Mesta, the town of Hadjidimovo, the village Koprivlen , the village Lqski.
In my birth place we have thinks with which we are proud.The most famous place which we are very happy and proud is the Toplicata.This is out minerall place which is very popular in the nearer town Goce Delchev and in the others villages.Specially in the summer here are comming people from many different places.The waters of Toplicata are mineral and healing for everybody who has same problems with legs or hands..... The people in Mosomishte are a little different from the others.Everybody knows how intractable but outgoing and exitable we are ( spesially boys ).When we are going out with friends for example we are going in out park.The park had repeared before two or three years so now is very beautiful place for a walk.
We have a lot of interesting places which you can visit if you come here.We are living with a lot of fun specially in the summer on Toplicata.There is amazing for swimming or a walk. Every day in Mosomishte is absolutely fantastic.So you have to join us.

Vaska

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Lovech

The town of Lovech is located along the two banks of the Ossam River. The historic stock of Lovech comes from the Melta Roman road station on the major road from the Danube River to the Mediterranean Sea. Its Medieval living was one of a military center and up to XI century the town's name was Lovyts /in translation - a town of hunters/. During XII century houses were built on the right bank of the Ossam River, at present - the Varosha quarter. At the time of the Turnovo uprising (the Assen brothers) the town was an unconquerable fortress.
In XIII, and especially in XIV century Lovech is one of the biggest towns and castles in Northern Bulgaria and reaches a noteworthy economic situation.
The Covered bridge over the Ossam River is among the greatest sights of Lovech. The bridge, just like the people of Lovech, has its own tragic history. It was built three times - first - out of wood and taken away by the river; then Kolyo Ficheto built it covered, with small stores along both sides but in 1925, it was destroyed by fire. Similar to it the Lovech people build the today bridge - a beautiful one, with shops and stores, the river murmuring beneath and telling stories of the past. Over 160 restored houses in the Varosha Architectural - historical reserve are amazing examples of Renaissance architecture. The Stratesh Park is the town's pride. Seventeen kilometers away from Lovech is the Kukrina small inn where the Apostle of the Bulgarian liberty Vasil Levski was captured on 26.12.1872.