Agushevi Konatsi is located in Mogilitsa. The building was constructed between 1820 and 1840 and has 221 windows, 86 doors, and 24 chimneys. In the center of Mogilitsa, there is also a late-feudal complex described as the largest preserved late-feudal complex in the Balkans. Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Mogilitsa can then continue searching for accommodation.
Culture
The Mogilitsa Tourist Information Center provides information about tourist opportunities in the area and offers visitor equipment. It is also possible to buy authentic Rhodope works and souvenirs there.
The Varad Fortress was used by Thracians, Byzantines, and Bulgarians during different periods. In clear weather, the fortress offers views of the Greek mountains Bozdak and Kushnitsa.
Nature
Uhlovitsa Cave is located near Mogilitsa, 3 kilometers northeast of the village. Its dendritic formations resemble sea corals.
A 12.77-kilometer eco-hiking route passes through Mogilitsa via Borikovska Cave and Tipitseto Cave to the hamlet of Sredok. Another eco-hiking route is 3 kilometers long, passes through the Padala site, a mineral spring, and Bukata, and then leads back to Mogilitsa.
Activities
The Panoramic viewpoint Vurhat near Mogilitsa is located at an altitude of 1,351 meters above sea level and offers views toward Mogilitsa. The hiking trail to it begins at Shirok Most at the turnoff to Borikovo when leaving Mogilitsa. Jeeps can be rented in the center of Mogilitsa for off-road access to the viewpoint.
Outdoor activities in Mogilitsa include mountain hiking, cycling routes, horseback riding, off-road tourism, and archery.
More destinations: Bosilkovo, Smolyan, Zlatograd, Polkovnik Serafimovo, Gela, Devin, Pamporovo, Bilyanska.
