hotel Bashtina Кashta - Koprivshtitsa 
hotel Bashtina Кashta - Koprivshtitsa
About the hotel: Bashtina Kashta (FATHER’S HOUSE) Hotel is a newly built hotel in the style of Bulgarian Renaissance at a picturesque location along the Topolnitza river and just near the historic April 20th square of the one and only Koprivstitsa.
The windows of one suite, ten twin-bed rooms and three attic three-bed rooms look into a quiet panorama of past centuries. A wake up in such a bed will tell you how much you needed this rest.
Number of rooms: 14
Address: Koprivshtitsa,
In room: Bathroom, Telephone, TV
Places to see nearby
» Koprivshtitsa museum townKoprivshtitsa museum town
Koprivchtitsa is one of the most charming small Bulgarian towns, still preserving the atmosphere of the National Revival period. It is huddled in the mountain folds 111 km east of Sofia. The town offers a unique combination of legendary history and fascinating present. No other Bulgarian museum town boasts such a large number of houses and monuments - 383 in all, most of which have been restored to their original appearance. A unique collection of ethnographical treasures, old weapons, National Revival works of art, fine fretwork, household weaves and embroidery, national costumes and typical Bulgarian jewelry has also been preserved. It was here that the first bullet of the April Uprising against the Ottoman oppressors was fired in 1876. Specialists say that every house in Koprivshtitsa is a work of art. The Oslekov, Kableshkov and Lyutov houses are fine examples of this.
Botev Peak
Botev Peak is at 2,376 m above sea level, the highest peak of the Balkan Mountains It is located close to the geographic centre of the country, and is part of the Central Balkan National Park.
May 2 - Koprivshtitza Public Holiday
Koprivchtitsa is one of the most charming small Bulgarian towns, still preserving the atmosphere of the National Revival period. It is huddled in the mountain folds 111 km east of Sofia. The town offers a unique combination of legendary history and fascinating present. No other Bulgarian museum town boasts such a large number of houses and monuments - 383 in all, most of which have been restored to their original appearance. A unique collection of ethnographical treasures, old weapons, National Revival works of art, fine fretwork, household weaves and embroidery, national costumes and typical Bulgarian jewelry has also been preserved. It was here that the first bullet of the April Uprising against the Ottoman oppressors was fired in 1876. The Kableshkov Blood letter was written in the town. All this happened on May 2 (April 20 1876 old style), when the town celebrates its official public holiday.<br /><br />
National Folk Festival – Koprivshtitza 2005
The famous Folk Festival in Koprivshtitza this year will take place between 4th and 7th of August. The event is a unique chance for every lover of folklore to become acquainted wit the genre diversity of Bulgarian folk music and our immense cultural heritage. The Festival was organized for the first time back in 1965. Its very first edition attracted a great number of participants – more than 4000 folk singers, folk instrument players, story and legend tellers from all over the country. Through the years it constantly developed and expanded. The participants in this year’s Festival will perform on 9 stages and will include both Bulgarian folk artists, as well as guests from other countries, performing Bulgarian folk works of art. This year for the first time, Bulgarian craft traditions and products will be presented on a regional principle. The number of visitors to the Festival is expected to exceed 200 000 people.
Dimcho Debelyanov’s Home-Museum in Koprivshtitsa
One of the most beautiful and beloved poems of the great Bulgarian poets Dimcho Debelyanov is devoted to his home, nested in the bosom of the Sredna Gora Mountain, in the unique town of Koprivshtitsa, still keeping the National Revival atmosphere of Bulgarian houses. The small blue house, surrounded by high stone walls, was constructed by the grandfather of the poet probably in 1830. The house has the warm feeling of home coziness having a ground floor for the winter, and a wide open verandah used by the family in summer. The incredible atmosphere is completed by the typically beautiful Koprivshtitsa yard, nested in the shadows of the high pine-trees and the fine morello-trees. Dimcho Debelyanov was born here in 1887. During the First World War, he was hardly 29-year old when he was killed in a battle near Demir Hisar on October 2, 1916. In 1931 the members of the literature circle Zhivo Slovo (Living words), who were close friend of Debelyanov, brought his remains in his home town. In 1934 a monument of Dimcho Debelyanov’s mother was placed near his grave in the local church yard.
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