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Friday, 12 March 2010



Varna to Show a Selection of Thracians’ Heritage Pieces



Balkan Travellers   

18 January | The most important treasures of the Thracians found on Bulgarian soil will be displayed this summer in the Archaeological Museum of Varna, Bulgaria’s second biggest city on the Black Sea coast.

The museum pieces include artefacts from the Panaguyrishte Treasure, the recently discovered mask of Teres, Odrysian Kingdom’s ruler, and a selection of the most interesting findings from different Bulgarian museums.

The exhibition is set to be one of the most large-scale projects carried out in Bulgaria until now. It will offer access to more than 100 exhibit pieces collected from over 15 museums throughout the country – this will be the first time they can be seen together.

The exhibition will open in June and it will stay until the end of the summer season in September, thus making seaside tourism richer by offering the chance for an impressive cultural experience.
 

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Balkans
Balkan Culinary Wars III: Other People’s Meatballs

Ćevapčići from Leskovac, köfte from İzmir or Bulgarian kebapche? Greek keftedes too, please!
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Curiosity Chest


Serbia
The Student Cultural Centre in Belgrade, Serbia

Throughout the ups and downs in Serbia’s recent history, the Student Cultural Centre (SKC) has always been a safe haven for city artists, a place to go to remove themselves from the everyday and express themselves freely. Full Story



Useful Reads


Balkans
Through Another Europe (2009) | Edited by Andrew Hammond

When Henry Blount journeyed through Bosnia in the 1630s, two things struck him: the purity of the water and the great height of the Bosnians, which, he noted, “made me suppose them the offspring of those old Germans noted by Tacitus and Caesar for their huge size.”
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Music


Serbia
EXIT Festival in Novi Sad, Serbia: Overnight Exile in the Fortress

Located roughly in the middle between Bulgaria's Black Sea and Croatia’s Adriatic coasts, which are both shaken by high-energy rock parties each July, Novi Sad hosts one of the most significant summer festivals on the Balkans – EXIT. As fans from all parts of the region start to gather in the town for for this year’s event, scheduled to take place between July 10 and 13, Mila Popova recounts about the time she spent at the festival last summer.

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