Lobosh: Hotels and Accommodation

The cell school of Lobosh was among the first schools in the Radomir region. It was relocated to a small building on the church grounds.

Culture and History

Tsvyatko Tsintsarski was the first teacher at the cell school of Lobosh. Young people from the surrounding area also studied there. After studying in Dupnitsa, Tsintsarski returned to Lobosh and became a teacher and priest.

The Church of St. Haralampiy in Lobosh was built and consecrated in 1857. It is described as one of the largest churches in the surrounding area.

The former cell school houses a local museum collection. The school is described as the oldest school in the Radomir area. The collection presents local life and traditions.

Near Lobosh, the Tsarsko Selishte fortress formed part of the defense system protecting the Struma Valley. Archaeological evidence indicates that the fortress remained in operation until the 11th to 12th century.

Food and Crafts

The Lobosh Bread House includes a dining hall designed in the style of an old Bulgarian tradition.

The Art Workshop Mo pottery and ceramics studio was also established in Lobosh.

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