Razxodka Iz Gabrovo
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This document provides information about the city of Gabrovo, Bulgaria through summaries of its landmarks and history. It describes Gabrovo as the longest city in Bulgaria at 25 km, located near the geographic center. Some of its unique landmarks are mentioned, including a monument of a smith built on an island in the river, a hospital shaped like a ship in the forest, and three naked bathing women in a fountain. The document also discusses Gabrovo's history as a prominent craft center under Ottoman rule and its emergence in the Middle Ages. Museums in Gabrovo showcasing its history and the first Bulgarian banknote are also summarized.
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- 1. A Walk Around Gabrovo The City of laughter 3 a class Primary school „ St . St . Cyril and Methodius ”
- 3. Curious, funny, interesting The longest city in Bulgaria – 25 km Near the town is the geographical center of Bulgaria. The Roman fortress in the area Gradiste The planet Gabrovo – discovered in 1976 by the Russian astronomer Nikolay Chernih The carnival in May
- 5. The monument of Vasil Aprilov In 1835 in Gabrovo was opened the first secular school where the mutual instruction method was applied. Many people had planned that event before but the idea came from Vasil Aprilov and Nikolay Palauzov , Bulgarian traders, born in Gabrovo, who settled in Odessa. Nowadays in the building behind the monument of Aprilov is the Aprilov High School.
- 6. Monument of Racho Kovacha (the Smith) in the river Gabrovo emerged in the Middle Ages near the Balkan mountain passes. According to a legend the town was founded by Racho Kovacha , but there is no unconditional evidence about it. In the years of the Ottoman rule Gabrovo was a prominent craft and trade center. 26 crafts developed in Gabrovo – smithery, armoury, cutlery, cart-smithery, pottery , woolen braiding, furriery, silkworm breeding, and many others.
- 7. The Museum of History Here is exhibited the first Bulgarian banknote with a serial № 000001 from 1881, one of the three gold coins of Philip of Macedonia from the third century BC and the best preserved chain armour in Bulgaria from the ninth century.
- 10. Ran Bosilek is a children’s writer Dechkov's House Museum
- 12. The House of Humour and Satire
- 16. Drawings of Gabrovo Plamen Alex Gabi Vicky Nathlay Stefcho
- 17. Drawings of Gabrovo Gabriela Melany Yoanna Kaloyan
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- 20. Practical tasks Sugar delicacies shaped from plasticine Ready for the carnival Racho Kovacha (the Smith) A cat from Gabrovo
- 21. The Pupils
- 22. The world has survived because it has smyal !
- 23. See you soon! 3 а class Class teacher : Nina Kaneva email: nina_c06@abv.bg The site of the class : http://www.vijte-aklas.hit.bg/