Cave with stalactites pink
Sonya Machorska One of the most beautiful and colorful caves in Bulgaria – “Venetsa”(Crown), was opened to visitors five years ago. It is located in Oreshets, Vidin region. The opening … Read More
May 24 – Day of the Bulgarian letters
Sonya Machorska Day of Bulgarian Education and Culture, and Slavonic Literature is a Bulgarian holiday, celebrated on May 24. On this day in Bulgaria celebrates Bulgarian Education and Culture and … Read More
Saints Cyril and Methodius
Cyril (born Constantine, 826–869) and Methodius (815–885) were two brothers and Byzantine Christian theologians and missionaries. For their work evangelizing the Slavs, they are known as the “Apostles to the … Read More
Fish Festival in Romania
Sonya Machorska After the construction of the Danube bridge Vidin-Calafat, the people from both banks of the big river became closer. The joint Bulgarian-Romanian projects and visits became more frequent. … Read More
Brewers from Germany donate unsold beer
The owners of the Willinger brewery in West Germany distributed 2,600 liters of beer free of charge, which they failed to sell due to the restrictions on the coronavirus, Reuters … Read More
“Formula 1” in Hungary will be held in empty stands
The organizers of the World Cup have announced that the management of the Formula 1 World Championship has developed an indicative schedule for the upcoming season, which has not yet … Read More
New car GAS with turbo engine Mercedes
In Slovakia, they created a “combat” vehicle based on the Soviet GAZ-69, actualnews.org reports. The car is designed for off-road racing. Manufacturers have made a variant of the GAZ-69 with … Read More
The Metropolitan of Vidin served in Mount Athos on St. George’s Day
Sonya Machorska A year ago, аccording to a decision of the Holy Synod of the Bulgarian Orthodox Church, Metropolitan of Vidin, Daniil, headed the Holy Mass in the monastery of … Read More
Serbia has started screening the population for coronavirus immunity
A study aimed at identifying coronavirus immunity among Serbian citizens has been launched by the country’s Ministry of Health, Srbijadanas reports. One of the objectives of the study was to … Read More
Roman sewn boat unearthed in Croatia
Archaeologists have unearthed a Roman wooden boat on the waterfront of Poreč, a town on the Adriatic coast of Croatia. Beautifully preserved deep in the waterlogged soil, the boat retains … Read More