Turnovo in night
by mirchica
The city is very interesting in night - lights everywhere , people going round,full cafes and restaurants.Just great atmosphere . yeah...what I missed this time was to go to a club.I remember,9 years ago we were on a trip with my classmates and 2 days we were parting - day and night.
River
by DPando
The river is one of the best spots of Veliko... you can see it wherever you go and cross the city thrice by three bridges ...I found the way to get there side by side the river walking down by popular streets through narrow alleys and i got the river and sewage area...it was lovely lol
General views
by DPando
Its quite easy cross the city to an end to other..just 20 min aproximatelly... this pic is taken from a small square side by side to the main street that show an impressive sight from the town the river at the bottom of the cliff and the main sculpture in town
Preobrazhenski Monastery
by terrycowan
This Preobrazhenski Monastery, or the Monastery of the Transfiguration is located about 6.5 km. out of Veliko Turnovo on the Ruse highway. A small sign points to a road leading up the mountain. Apparently this is the 4th largest monastery in Bulgaria. The location offers an incredible view of the valley below, and of the Monastery of the Holy Trinity on the opposite mountain. The main church has beautiful icons and iconostasis. On the outside of the building is a fresco of the "Wheel of Life," similar to the more well-known one in the Church of the Nativity of Christ in Arbanassi.
if you build it, they will come
by ellielou about Architects Cafe
This was a small, local place, filled with character. When we got there, there was only one other table. Initially, we didn't want to eat here, since the Eagles "Hotel California," was blaring away. ("I did NOT come to Bulgaria to listen to the Eagles!" And, if I may be so frank, the Eagles were a tiny bit better than all the cheesy Euro-electro forced down my ears all the time!)
The service was slow and nice. The food, as most in Bulgaria, was good. The prices, reasonable. What's not to like. The rabbit dish (I can't remember exactly what it was called), which was stewed with onions and other spices, was very good. We also had the 'gondola,' of pork, chicken, and some cheese. Ok, but not as good as my dish.
As became a happy habit in Bulgaria, we started with a delightful (they are always deligtful) shopska salad, which was just about as good as any other we had in Bulgaria.