Novi Iskar: Hotels and Accommodations
Culture and History
The Kurilski Monastery of St. John of Rila is a historic spiritual site associated with the First Bulgarian Empire. The present-day church was rebuilt in 1593 and painted in 1596 by the renowned painter Pimen Zografski.
The monastery complex includes a museum area, a library, an archondarik, and a bell tower. Its courtyard has been renovated.
Geographical Location
The Kurilski Monastery of St. John of Rila is located on the right bank of the Iskar, about 1 km northeast of Kurilo in Novi Iskar. It is accessible via the road from Sofia to Novi Iskar.
The surrounding area of Novi Iskar also includes the National Art Gallery, Buyuk Dzhamya, the Earth and Man National Museum, Milevo Hanche, Kosmatitsa, and Tseria.
Landscape
The wider regional surroundings of Novi Iskar include Momina skala and Sui vrah.
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