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Culture
The Ethnographic Museum of Danube Fishing and Boat Building in Tutrakan displays authentic fishing tools and equipment from antiquity to the present day. It documents boat building and fishing along the Danube and in the adjacent swamps and lakes.
The Ethnographic Museum of Danube Fishing and Boat Building opened in 1974 and is described as unique among the countries along the Danube.
The Ethnographic Museum's exhibition comprises seven halls and two interior spaces in a building dating from the early 20th century, which is designated as a cultural monument.
The Fishermen's Quarter in Tutrakan is an authentic architectural reserve of national cultural significance. It preserves fishermen's houses, boat-building workshops and fishing nets in the northeastern part of the city.
A visitor package for Tutrakan includes a guided visit to the architectural complex of the Fishermen's Quarter, with demonstrations of net making and boat building.
The Tutrakan Art Gallery opened in 2014 and displays works of fine art from the period from 1985 to 2017.
The Military Cemetery 1916 Memorial Complex in Tutrakan contains the graves of more than 10,000 soldiers and officers. An obelisk dating from 1922 at this memorial bears inscriptions in Bulgarian, German, Romanian and Turkish.
History
The ancient fortress of Transmarisca began as a Roman settlement in the years 40 to 50 AD and served as a permanent military post on the Danube frontier until the end of the 3rd century.
The late-antique fortress of Transmarisca was completed in 299 AD, when Diocletian visited the city for the second time.
Tower 1 of Transmarisca, which was restored, was archaeologically investigated from 1995 to 1997 and conserved from 2000 to 2001.
The southern fortress wall of Transmarisca has two battle towers and is an important archaeological monument as well as a tourist site.
Nature
The Kalimok-Brashlen Protected Area was established to protect one of the few remaining wetlands along the Danube and its unique biological diversity.
In the biodiversity management zone of the Kalimok-Brashlen Protected Area, visits are permitted only along designated tourist routes.
Activities
Observing traditional fishing in Tutrakan may include a fishing permit, fishing equipment and a fishing boat with crew.
