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Bulgaria
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Location:
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Troyan
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Distance to
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Beach (km):
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-
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Town resort center (km):
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18.00
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Next airport (km):
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250.00
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Ski lift (km):
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0.01
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Hotel Description:
Holiday Shop presents:
Hotel Via Trayana Troyan 3star
Location
Hotel
Via Trayana is located in
Beklemeto / Troyan Pass / - 1300 m altitude - 18 km from Troyan.
Located amidst the beautiful scenery of the Troyan Balkan, near the Central Balkan National Park. It is a great place for active holidays, business meetings, seminars and family vacations. From Beklemeto starts one of the most interesting mountain routes in the park to the reserves "Steneto" and "Goat Wall."
Accommodation
The hotel has 25 rooms, 10 Standard rooms, 9 comfortable rooms, 3 studios and 3 apartments. Each
room is tastefully furnished and has cable TV, telephone, hairdryer,
shower / bath, internet and terrace which offers a wonderful view of the
Troyan Balkan.
Restaurant
Restaurant
"Antique" welcomes its guests in a modern, pleasant and relaxing
atmosphere, expertly prepared delicious Bulgarian dishes and sorted wines. The summer barbecue garden is the dream place to cool off from the
heat in the company of elite drinks, tempting dishes while enjoying the
beautiful scenery of Troyan.
Accomodation Type
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Hotel
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Main Restaurant
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Conference room
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Outer swimming Pool
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Bicycle rent
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Safety deposit box Reception (charge)
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Hotel's garden
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Children's playground
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Sauna
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Jacuzzi
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Massage
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Ski wordrobe
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Fitness
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115 EUR
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Location of hotel:
Troyan
Location Type
Mountain
Location Description
Troyan (also spelled Troian, Троян) is a town in central Bulgaria. It is located 160km from Sofia. The nearest civilian airport is Gorna Oryahovitsa, 105 km away. The river of Beli Osam passes through the heart of the town.
Troyan was named a town in 1868, when it developed as a craft center for the region. After the liberation it grows slowly. A spark in the town growth was the creation of a small water electrical plant and textile factories. In 1948, the town was connected to the railway Lovetch – Levski - Svishtov. Later in time factories producing electrical motors, electrotechnical products, building machines, wool and furniture developed in the town.
The Troyan region is home to the cultural and historical site of the Troyan Monastery. August 15 is the day of the Monastery's Patron Saint, when thousands of people from the country gather to celebrate and see a unique icon of Mary. The icon is unique in that Mary has three hands made of silver. The origins of the icon are unknown but there are many stories, some of which involve miracles.
The town is famous for its traditional pottery, probably developed partly as a result of the qualities of the local clay soil. Pottery was a main source of income for the local craftsmen during the Bulgarian Renaissance age. Now handmade pottery items are sold as souvenirs to tourists. Fine examples of traditional pottery can be seen in the town's museum, across from the municipal building.
The production of premium quality plum brandi (rakia) has become a part of the local culture. In connection with this, the town holds the annual Festival of the Plum in the autumn. Plum brandy from Troyan has gained national and international acclaim at major showcases.
The official day of Troyan is October 14, the day of the town's patron saint, St Petka Paraskeva.
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For more information about this destination, please do not hesitate to contact us:
Phone: +359-(0)52-357176
Fax: +359-(0)52-355288
Email: info@holidayshop.bg
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