Silistra - Silistra 
Silistra - Silistra
Number of rooms: 16
Address: Silistra,
In hotel: Air conditioning, Elevator, Parking, Restaurant, Room service, Day Bar, Conference room, Business center, Shops and commercial services, Pets allowed, Non-smoking rooms
In room: Air conditioning, Balcony, Bathroom, Telephone, Internet access, TV, Satelite TV
Season: All seasons
Accommodation policy
Check-in time after 13:00
Check-out time before 12:00
We will hold your booking until 24:00
Pets allowed
In cases, when the hotel refuses to provide the service for your reservation upon arrival after confirmed booking, PS TOUR Ltd. is obliged to to offer you an alternative of comparable parameters.
Questions and additional information
If you have any further questions about your reservation, please do not hesitate to contact us by tel. +359 700 11 881 (09:00-17:30 h. - monday-friday), skype: ok-booking, info@ok-booking.com
PS Tour Ltd., Bourgas 8000, 1, Al. Veliki Str.
Places to see nearby
» Medjidi Tabia fortressMedjidi Tabia fortress
The fortress Medjidi Tabia is located on one of the most picturesque hills near the town of Silistra. It was built during the period 1841-1853. The idea for its building was given by the famous German military engineer Helmuth von Moltke, who visited the town of Silistra back in 1837. While the building of the fortress was still ongoing, the Turkish sultan Abdul Medjid came and visited the place, and was impressed by what he saw. Therefore the fortress was named after him – Medjidi Tabia. Its construction was completed during the ruling of the regional governor Said Pasha, immediately before the Crimean war. The fortress has a turbulent history. During the Balkan wars, it was dominated by many different rulers. Therefore the exposition, exhibited inside the fortress, includes both Turkish, German, and other military and historical relics. The architecture of the fortress is very interesting – it has many secret entrances, exits, hiding places, double walls, narrow corridors. <br /><br />
Silistra
The city of Silistra – also known as the antique Durostorum was founded in 106 AD when Emperor Trayan ordered one of the elite military units of the Roman Empire be stationed at that site. This is just the beginning of the remarkable and glorious history of the city. In 169 AD Emperor Marcus Aurelius pronounced Durostorum a full-fledged Roman city - municipium. In 590 AD, the region is populated by the Slavs (mostly severs). They give the city a new name – Drastar. The city is rich and prosperous. In the Age of the First Bulgarian Kingdom under khan Omurtag, Drastar becomes the home of the Danubian Palace of the Bulgarian khans, in which from 896-897 lived king Simeon the Great himself. In 927, the city bcomes the residence of the first bulgarian Patriarch Damyan. Between the 11th and the 12th centuries, Drastar is the capital of the northern Bulgarian lands – Podunavie, and during the Second Bulgarian Kingdom – a major bishopry and capital of Theodor Svetoslav and Ivanko Terter. Today Silistra is part of the North-eastern region of the Republic of Bulgaria.
Ethnography Museum – Silistra
The exhibition of the Ethnography Museum in Silistra (Northern Bulgaria) spreads on an area on 300 sq.m. The exposition presents the unique south Dobrudja material and spiritual culture of the Silistra region from the middle of 19th century to the beginning of 20th century. The exhibition shows original tools, costumes of the vanished populations Grebentsi from the middle of 19th century, kouker masks of the region, as well as brezaia masks used in a winter ritual for fertility and health (their origin has a pagan nature and have been used only in the Silistra region – the village of Srebarna). The Museum has about 6000 museum exhibits.
Srebarna Nature Reserve
Srebarna Reserve is located near the village of Srebarna, 18 km west from the town of Silistra and 2 km from Danube river. It includes the Srebarna Lake and its surroundings. The lake is the main stop of the Via Pontica – the most important migratory track of the birds between North Europe and Central Africa. The whole reserve is 600 ha large. It is one of the most interesting moist areas in Europe with exceptional variety of plants and animals. Here you can see 39 species of mammals, 21 species of reptiles and amphibians, and fishes. Some of the protected species in the reserve are: the otter, the lake crab, the tortoise, the water-rat, the white stag of a fellow deer. There are more than 100 different bird species in Srebarna Reserve – the dalmatian pelican, the pygmy cormorant (the only stock in the country), herons, the glossy ibis, the mute swan, the ruddy shelduck, the greylag goose, ducks, grebes, the marsh harrier, terns, the bluethroat, the bearded tit. In 1948 the region is declared for a reserve. In 1977 it became a bio-reserve in the UNESCO list, category A. there are only 17 objects with this category in the world. In 1983 Srebarna Reserve was enlisted in the UNESCO List for Protection of the World Cultural and Natural Heritage.
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Hotel facilities
Two-stars hotel in Silistra
Location: City |
In hotel: Air conditioning | Elevator | Parking | Restaurant | Room service | Day Bar | Conference room | Business center | Shops and commercial services | Pets allowed | Non-smoking rooms |
In room: Air conditioning | Balcony | Bathroom | Telephone | Internet access | TV | Satelite TV |
Season: All seasons |
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