The students from \u201cVasil Levski\u201d Sunday school in Athens and Navplio visited the city of Plovdiv and the capital of Bulgaria in connection to the project \u201cTravelling in enlivened Rennaisance\u201d in cooperation with \u201cVasil Levski\u201d Secondary School in the town of Karlovo. The 4-days\u2019 excursion programm was quite heavy but left the participants with sweet memories: from visiting museums and churches, and relishing the Bulgarian cuisine, as well as nature sights taking one\u2019s breath away. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
The excursion started on 15th July, Saturday at 19 o\u2019clock when the bus to Sofia started off from the center of Athens. Twelve hours later the students arrived in the Bulgarian capital and left straight away to Karlovo by train. After arriving the students strolled on the picturesque cobbled streets of the town\u2019s Old center on their way to the hotel. They saw the Apostle\u2019s Monument, the beautiful facades and wooden gates of the Renaissance- style houses: the \u00abOwl\u2019s Inn\u00bb, one of the most outstanding buildings in the town, where the art of the craftsmen of 19th century are kept and the house of Botev. Later, the students left for the town of Sopot in order to visit the museum-house of Ivan Vazov, the patriarch of the Bulgarian literature; Rada\u2019s school, which impressed the students with the almost authentic classrooms; The mill of old Stoyan from the famous Ivan Vazov\u2019s novel \u00abUnder the yoke\u00bb; \u00abSt. Spas\u00bb Nunnery of Sopot, at which Vasil Levski became monk and his preserved ceremony cloak. After the town of Sopot, the students visited the town of Kalofer and \u00abHristo Botev\u00bb National Museum situated at the \u00abBotev garden\u00bb Park. They saw the monument of Botev\u2019s mother Ivanka Boteva as well as the hall, in which the belongings and works of Botev have been preserved. The students mounted the memorial complex up to the monument of the eminent revolutionary. On their way back the students passed over the river Tundja bridge.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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