Trud: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

Historical landmarks in Trud include a monument and a church from the period of the Bulgarian National Revival.

History

The Vasil Levski Monument in Trud is a historical landmark with free access year-round, a paved access route, and good visibility.

The Church of the Holy Trinity in Trud is listed as a historical landmark; the listing mentions free access year-round, a paved access route, and good visibility. The church, dating from the period of the Bulgarian National Revival, was built in 1869 by master Mincho Bogdanov Stari.

The current icons on the iconostasis of the Church of the Holy Trinity were painted in 1928–1929 by Gospodin Zhelyazkov Serbezov and Apostol Sruchkov.

The Chapel of the Dormition of the Mother of God was built in 2002 at the site known as the votive site of the Holy Trinity.

Geographical setting

The site known as Gasti Mogili near Trud comprises six hills.

A Thracian sanctuary was excavated at Bonchovi Hrasti, northwest of Trud. Votive plaques depicting the Thracian horseman and Apollo were discovered there.

Culture

Since autumn 2002, the community center in Trud has hosted the national authentic folklore festival “Ot izvora” annually.

A dance ensemble and a folklore group were founded in Trud and later further developed.

Local life

A reading club is documented as part of the activities of the local library in Trud.

Another local page in the same destination area is Kostievo.

Those wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Trud can continue their accommodation search afterwards.

For the overview of the higher-level destination: Maritza.