Top Things to do in Koprivshtitsa
Top Restaurants in Koprivshtitsa
6 Things to Do in Koprivshtitsa That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Koprivshtitsa, Bulgaria including Dimcho Debelyanov House, Todor Kableshkov House Museum, Lyuben Karavelov Museum, Georgi Benkovski House Museum, Lyutov House Museum, Oslekov's House.
Restaurants in Koprivshtitsa
1. Dimcho Debelyanov House
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 35 reviews
Reviewed By smily53 - Varna, Bulgaria
Every time I am visisting Koprivshtitza I go to this charming little house where was born the most tender Bulgarian poet Dimcho Debelyanov. Then I vist his grave at the cemetery...
2. Todor Kableshkov House Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By ValKal - New York City, New York
Todor Kableshkov was born in 1851 in this house and grew up here. He was the Chairman of the Secret Revolutionary Committee of Koprivshtitsa. With his Blood Letter, he declared the start of the April Uprising in Bulgaria. After the defeat of the rebellion, he was captured near the village Chiflick and on June 17, 1876 he committed suicide in Gabrovo's prison.
The house museum is beautiful! Buy the package deal, 5 leva for all six house museums. Number 5 on the map!
3. Lyuben Karavelov Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By Andrea T - Shalimar, Florida
This is one of the six house/museums available to tour on a combination ticket. They are all worth a look through. Enjoy the stroll around this charming village.
4. Georgi Benkovski House Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By ValKal - New York City, New York
This museum house is about 10 minutes walk from the center. It is a very nice walk up the hill so enjoy. You can start here and then do the rest 5 or you can end here after you've visited all the rest. In the packaged price, this house is included.
The monument of Benkovski is right above his house. From there you can see a stunning view of the city. Must see!
5. Lyutov House Museum
Overall Ratings
4 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By ValKal - New York City, New York
"Ljutov’s House is an impressive example of the architecture of the period at its best. It was build in 1854 for the wealthy citizen of Korprivshtiza Stefan Topalov by Plovdiv master-buildings. It has richly painted walls and beautiful wood-curved ceilings. In 1906 the house was sold to the local merchant Petko Lyutov from where its name derives. The ground floor holds a display of “plasti” – handmade colorful covers made from wool used as floor covers and comfortable thick bed covers. The plasti were made by special rolling and pressing methods and were colored with natural dyes."
Buy the package deal - entry to the six house museums for 5 leva or 2-3 leva individual entry
6. Oslekov's House
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By Kay M - Augusta, GA
This was the home of Nencho Oslekov who was a wealthy merchant who had the home built around 1853 by master-builders from the Smolyan School. During the uprising of the Bulgarians against the Turks in 1876, Oslekov manufactured wool clothing for the soldiers and aided them in many other ways as well. He was hung after the defeat of the uprising against the Turks for his role in aiding them. It has beautiful detail, especially the wooden ceilings.
