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Veliko Tarnovo celebrates Independence Day
Bulgaria's old capital and central city of Veliko Tarnovo marked the 104th anniversary of the country's Independence on September 22, 2012.
Following the tradition, the festivities started with a solemn mass held at the historical Sveti 40 Machenitsi (Saints 40 Martyrs) church in the presence of many officials and quests.
Days before the celebration, the renovation of the famous square Tsar Ivan Asen, set at the foot of the stronghold Tsarevets, has been completed.
BULGARIAN PROPERTIES’ office in Veliko Tarnovo is located in the renovated area near the Tsarevets. We welcome you to our office, where we will offer you the best properties in Veliko Tarnovo region.
The address and contact numbers of our Veliko Tarnovo office are as follows:
23, Nikola Pikolo Str.
Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria
Tel.: +359 62 605 486
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