This Veliko Tarnovo event is part of the eighth edition of the International Festival of Historical Reenactments “Medieval Tarnovgrad”. There will be recreations of The Tatar invasions and battles of the 60s and 70s of the XIII century, the vicissitudes in the life of the “people’s” king and his death.
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Bulgarian food is a culinary delight that reflects the country’s rich history and diverse cultural influences. Traditional Bulgarian food is made with fresh, locally sourced ingredients that give them an authentic taste. Bulgarian cuisine features a variety of dishes, including hearty stews, grilled meats, and savoury pastries. The use of herbs and spices such as paprika and parsley is common in Bulgarian cooking, adding to the flavour profile of these dishes.
Sharing meals with family and friends is an important part of Bulgarian food culture, making it more than just about the food itself. It’s about coming together to enjoy each other’s company while savouring delicious meals.
The eleventh edition of the festival, is expected to become the most visited in its history, in other words, don’t miss it. The main mission this time will be the promotion of native animal husbandry and Bulgarian food and drinks. You will be tempted by dairy and meat delicacies, organic products, aromatic pies and scones. And will be able to buy delicacies directly from producers. This year, the exhibitors will be mainly from Bulgaria, but there will also be their colleagues from the Balkan countries.
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.