Stamboliyski: Hotels and Accommodation

Stamboliyski is described through its landscape, leisure activities and regional history; those wishing to book a hotel in Stamboliyski can then continue searching for accommodation.

Nature

The western part of the municipality of Stamboliyski encompasses the eastern slopes of the Besapara mountain ranges, which are described as being of interest to visitors. The Besapara Hills are rounded marble peaks arranged in four rows.

Geographical Location

The Sofia–Plovdiv–Svilengrad railway line passes through Stamboliyski.

Leisure

The eco-park in Stamboliyski is located next to the N. Y. Vaptsarov Center and has more than 20 facilities. The park's main attractions include a cable car and a tower.

The facilities include swings, slides and trampolines, as well as a climbing and jumping area.

The eco-park has shaded tables and benches suitable for picnics, as well as parking spaces. There is also a mini-golf course next to the eco-park.

History

In 1894, the first kilogram of red peppers in Bulgaria was ground at Alexander Dimitrov's mill in Kurtovo Konare.

The Kurtovo Konare Festival takes place annually in Kurtovo Konare during the second week of September and lasts for three days.

A Bulgarian pepper variety is named Kurtovska kapia.

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