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Bulgarian architecture is a rich tapestry of history and cultural influences, reflecting its position at the crossroads of Europe and Asia. From the ancient Thracian and Roman ruins to the ornate churches and monasteries of the Byzantine and Bulgarian Empires, it seamlessly blends into the National Revival period’s distinctive houses and public buildings. This diverse heritage is juxtaposed with modern and socialist-era structures, encapsulating Bulgaria’s multifaceted architectural journey through time.
The shores of the Black Sea have long been the canvas for architectural wonders, with designs that echo the region’s deep cultural roots and histories. The town of Sozopol in…
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