Letnitsa: Hotels and Accommodations

Nature

Kaleto Park in Letnitsa borders areas along the old riverbed of the Osam. From the park, there are views of a bend in the river. A metal pedestrian bridge over the river connects the two sections of the park.

The Maaraata karst plateau in the municipality of Letnitsa contains sinkholes, dry valleys, a canyon, gorges, and cave galleries. Krushuna Falls is designated as a natural landmark in the municipality of Letnitsa and is described as Bulgaria’s largest cascade of water travertine.

The eco-trail at Krushuna Falls in the municipality of Letnitsa has 15 bridges and stairways leading to two viewing platforms. The Green Fall eco-trail runs through the forest and past a small pond. It reaches a high point where ancient fortress ruins can be seen; Green Fall is about 20 meters high.

Boninska Cave in the municipality of Letnitsa is 2,753 meters long and contains an underground lake about 800 meters long. Urushka Cave has a waterfall about 20 meters high.

History

The Letnitsa Treasure was discovered in the town of Letnitsa in 1963. It comprises small silver decorative elements, some of them with gilded ornaments. Parts of horse equipment were discovered near the treasure. The small plates depict the deeds of a hero. The treasure is kept at the National Historical Museum in Sofia.

Regional Cuisine

The Letnitsa area is associated with traditional regional recipes made from local products, demonstrations of banitsa, sharena sol, and lutenitsa, as well as fruit growing, raspberry production, and horticulture.

More local pages: Gorsko Slivovo, Krushuna.

Those wishing to book a hotel in Letnitsa can continue their accommodation search afterward.

To the higher-level travel overview: Letnitza.