The church in the village is named after this saint. On May 5, the church “St. Irina” turns 187 years since its establishment. It is one of the oldest in the Veliko Tarnovo region. It is always open for visits on major Christian holidays. If you are looking for some interesting festivals in Veliko Tarnovo area – Hotnitsa is the right destination for you.
The five-month-old deer Rem is the newest addition to the “Four-legged friends” farm-shelter in the village of Hotnitsa. It is a one-of-a-kind place in the Veliko Tarnovo area where animals affected by human intervention or accidents can find care and love. Little Rem became part of the farm family soon after he was born. He was rescued by an elderly woman and then handed over to the shelter’s owners. The fragile four-legged animal would not have survived without the help of its benefactors, and today enjoys enviable living conditions, friends and great attention from visitors of the animal farm.
The old school in the village of Hotnitsa has become an arena for fierce shootings and spectacular battles. This is due to the young entrepreneur Tony Prokopiev, who decided to create the first military simulation game field in the Veliko Tarnovo region. This game is popular in many countries around the world but in Bulgaria, it is still not that very well known.
The festival “Return”, based on self-organization and for the benefit of Bulgarian artists and creators, will take place on 18 and 19 May this year, in the village of Hotnitsa, near Veliko Tarnovo. Anyone wishing to join the initiative in support of Bulgarian art, creators and authors is more than welcome.
