Varosha Revival Complex

Varosha is the only Bulgarian neighborhood out of the five neighborhoods of the city in the first half of the 18th century, in its architectural silhouette and structure Varosha does not differ from the neighborhoods of the same name in other Bulgarian cities.

The buildings built in the early 19th century are often single-storey, with small windows to the courtyard, the fashion to decorate the houses outside artistically - with drawings - today there is such a preserved house - known as the Moschanska house.

Varosha district was restored in the 80s of the 20th century and has preserved its spirit and style and has become a cozy and attractive place for tourists - here are the schools of the Center for Arts, United Children's Complex, here are the studios of Blagoevgrad artists, small restaurants can accommodate tourists for rest and a delicious feast.