Sushina: Hotels and Accommodation

Sushina is described as being located on the shores of the Ticha Reservoir and also at the foot of the Stara Planina mountain range.

Culture and History

Nuriuk has the status of an immovable archaeological cultural property of national importance. Archaeologists found traces of three residential buildings and the western part of a large fortification at the settlement mound of Sushina. Finds from archaeological excavations in Nuriuk are displayed at the Regional Historical Museum in Shumen.

Pershe Hisar is described as having existed during the fourth–fifth and twelfth–fourteenth centuries.

The Archaeological Museum of Preslav is listed as a museum in the surrounding area of Sushina; a mapped point is located approximately in the surrounding area of Sushina. The Archaeological Museum of Preslav is located in the surrounding area of Sushina.

Veliki Preslav is listed as a ruin site in the surrounding area of Sushina; a mapped point is located approximately in the surrounding area of Sushina. Veliki Preslav is located in the surrounding area of Sushina.

Landscape and Surroundings

Otaka is listed as a mountain in the surrounding area of Sushina, while Kartaltepe is also listed as a mountain, as is Golyama Vashkadalnitsa. Kosuy is listed there as an island. For Otaka, Kartaltepe, Golyama Vashkadalnitsa, and Kosuy, a mapped point is located approximately in the surrounding area of Sushina in each case.

Otaka, Kartaltepe, Golyama Vashkadalnitsa, and Kosuy are located in the surrounding area of Sushina.

Accommodation and Cuisine

Guest House Arima offers an animator and a children's playground. It has eight double rooms and four triple rooms, with space for a total of 40 guests.

Guest House Arima offers traditional home-style recipes and international specialties.

Anyone wishing to book a hotel in Sushina can continue searching for accommodation afterwards. In addition, the local navigation leads to Warbiza.

To the higher-level travel overview: Varbitza.