The dancing bears park near Belitsa reopened to the public on Bulgarian Zoo Day (18 May). Visits to the bear facility in the southwestern slopes of Mount Rila are permitted from 12 until 6 PM in compliance with strict anti-epidemic requirements. Groups of no more than 4-5 visitors will be allowed inside. In most cases tours of the park will be without guides. Guides will be there to answer visitors’ questions in designated locations in the park.
The European Public Health Week (EUPHW), an initiative organized and coordinated by the European Public Health Association (EUPHA), is taking place for the 6 th time May 13-17. It aims to raise awareness about public health and promote..
Three rescued bear cubs were released back into the wild in the Rila Mountains, the Four Paws foundation said. During several joint operations, cubs Nikola, Misho and Aneta were caught and cared for in specialized centers in Bulgaria and abroad. The..
The role of language in preserving national identity abroad, theory and practice in Bulgarian language lessons, was the focus of a forum in the United Kingdom dedicated to cooperation between state institutions, non-governmental organizations and..
The long-awaited major renovation and restoration of the Central Sofia Market Hall (Tsentralni Hali) have now been completed. The first visitors will be..
The Archaeological Museum in Burgas hosts an exhibition entitled "The Panagyurishte Gold Treasure". The museum copy of the most famous Bulgarian..
A car show "Speed and high heels" will take place today in Kyustendil. Every lady with a passion for sports, a car and a driver's license will be able to..
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