Price: The route starts from the park "St. George" in Dobrich, which was established in 1867 and is one of the oldest in Bulgaria and the Balkan Peninsula. It is light, pleasant and combines pedestrian part you need to travel by car or organized transportation.
The Dobrich City Park has an area of 430 acres and is an attractive place for residents and guests of the city. It is located in the territory Karabokluk are built stadium, sports complex, lake, rock gardens, summer theater, artificial waterfall and a cave, several entertainment venues, as well as children's entertainment area where you can leave your kids while you relaxing in the shade of ancient trees.
The next stop on the route is the exhibition "Nature Dobrogea" positioning in the Regional History Museum in the city, situated on the edge of the park, on "Konstantin Stoilov '18 exhibition presents to visitors the cultural institution wealth of information on ecosystems typical of physiographic Dobrogea area, paying attention to detail in every one of its parts - the field and inside the steppe, rocky gorge of the river dry, dense forests with rich flora and fauna along the coast, the caves of seal ...
From the route takes us to the Center for the Protection of nature and animals, which is located on the "Bulgaria" 12 Based on the Bulgarian-Swiss project, it covers an area of one hundred sixty acres and houses over one hundred thirty animals species. Here are numerous paths that offer solitude and coolness under dense foliage.
By car or organized transport to travel to the canyon of Dry River, which is located near the villages of Balik and Onogur (Tervel, Dobrich). The place is remarkable for its picturesque scenery and beautiful panoramic views that revealed. From the valley of the river can reach a medieval rock monastery complex near the village Kragulevo then to visit the protected area Orlova mound. It was created to preserve for future generations one of the last steppe forests in Bulgaria and to preserve one of the largest deposits of peony in the country. Much of species thriving in the ecosystem are protected by the Red Book of rare plants.
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