Byala Slatina: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Culture and History

The cultural points of interest in Byala Slatina include a house museum dedicated to the poet Nikolay Khrelkov and housed in a building of older architectural style, as well as a permanent church museum collection in the Church of St. Paraskeva. A monument to the poet Nikolay Khrelkov also stands in the centre of Byala Slatina. Those wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Byala Slatina can then continue their accommodation search.

Other cultural points of interest include the Lubomir area next to the Pette Mogili, where the remains of a Thracian settlement can be found. The Byala Slatina area contains more than thirty Thracian burial mounds arranged in groups.

The coat of arms of Byala Slatina depicts the Kitka natural landmark and the Danubian Plain. The Perka memorial to fallen Soviet airmen is located in the Ezeroto area. NCh Razvitie–1892 organised a lecture about the poet Nikolay Khrelkov.

Nature and Local Points of Interest

The Skat River flows through Byala Slatina.

Sports and Activities

The Bela Ponte Tennis Club in Byala Slatina trains both younger and adult players. Bela Ponte organises tennis tournaments in Byala Slatina every year. Bela Ponte is described as a well-maintained facility with the necessary equipment.

Surroundings

Nearby, in the area of Tărnava, there are more than forty Thracian burial mounds; nine of the largest are grouped in a circle. Nearby, Bardarski Geran was founded in 1887 by Banat Bulgarians who returned from the Banat region after Bulgaria's liberation. The Asparuh wall complex and the defensive earthwork were located two kilometres east of Byala Slatina.

For further destination options: Mezdra, Vratsa.

For the higher-level travel overview: Vratsa Province.