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Baba Iliytsa House Museum

3 Reviews

#1 of 1 things to do in Chelopek

Museums, Speciality Museums

Way to Mount Okolchitsa. | Chelopek Centre, Chelopek 3043, Bulgaria

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“Historically significant for Bulgaria”

The house is recreated to its original state and the nice lady that lets you in and tells you the... read more

Reviewed 9 September 2017

petyaatanasovaa

Sofia, Bulgaria

“Baba Iliitsa sums up all the pisitive qualities of a bulgarian woman”

Baba Iliitsa is a fictional character from Ivan Vazov's short story "One bulgarian woman". The... read more

Reviewed 4 August 2015

Nino N

Varna, Bulgaria

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8 Sep 2017

“Historically significant for Bulgaria”

16 Feb 2016

“Nice”

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Way to Mount Okolchitsa. | Chelopek Centre, Chelopek 3043, Bulgaria

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petyaatanasovaa

Sofia, Bulgaria

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Reviewed 9 September 2017

Historically significant for Bulgaria

The house is recreated to its original state and the nice lady that lets you in and tells you the story about Baba Iliica is quite polite and energetic. The story of Baba Iliica is significant to Bulgarian heritage and is definitely worth exploring!

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Ralica V

Reviewed 17 February 2016

Nice

Nice one room house museum, near to Vratsa/Vratza (you can find it both way). If you dont have a car you can get by bus which is going to (to find bus is adventure :) ) village Chelopek. Have nice history, but it is nothing...More

Thank Ralica V

Nino N

Varna, Bulgaria

2010

Reviewed 4 August 2015

Baba Iliitsa sums up all the pisitive qualities of a bulgarian woman

Baba Iliitsa is a fictional character from Ivan Vazov's short story "One bulgarian woman". The story is based on local tales about a woman who put a her life( and her grandson's life) at a risk, while trying to save one of Hristo Botev's rebels....More