При Таневи- Ваканционна Къща

Dryanovski Monastery
	“…The monastery is located in the beautiful valley of the “Dryanovska” river, in which high overhanging limestone cliffs encircle the scenery as if the walls of an ancient keep. Hi above the monastery, among the vertical walls, lies the entrance to the “Bacho Kiro” cave, which, according to historians had been populated by prehistoric men.”
“… The monastery had been a fortress and a place to hide for the Bulgarian patriots during the struggle for liberation, and was visited on several occasions by Father Mathew Preobrazhensky (Mitkaloto) as well as in 1871 even by our national hero – Vassil Levsky. In 1876, during the April Uprising it was a base for the band of Father Chariton and Bacho Kiro. After nine days of continuous fighting against the overwhelming numbers of the Turkish regular army, the band has been destroyed, and the monastery has been burned down and raised to the ground. In 1880 the restoring of the monastery began and a new church was built.”
“Sokolski” Monastery “Dormition of the Theotokos”
	who was also known during the struggles for the autonomy of our church as Archbishop Josef Sokolski. He had come here from the Trojan monastery together with the monk Agapy in 1833. They built a small wooden church next to the entrance of the nearby cave. It was subsequently razed and in its place the much bigger temple was built, using funds and help from the villagers of the nearby villages Etara, Nova Machala etc.”
“…The monastery was founded in 1833 by Archimandrite Josef,
“… In the monastery a memorial is built – in memory of the perished freedom fighters.”
Etara - ethnographical museum
“…”Etara” is the first ethnographical museum of its kind in the open in Bulgaria. It is situated 8 kilometers to the south of the city of Gabrovo.”
“…In “Etara” the visitor could see how pottery is made, using the ancient Bulgarian technology, how the woodcarvers and the tinsmiths work in authentic medieval workshops, and even taste the breads, baked according to old recipes in an authentic oven…”
Tryavna – "Slaveikov's House"
“…Petko Rachev Slavejkov - the famous Bulgarian poet has lived in this old-style Bulgarian house for 23 years. It is also the birthplace of his son - Pencho Slaveikov, who is considered by many to be one of the most notorious names in the Bulgarian literature. The house still keeps its original 19 century spirit, and is now transformed into a museum.
It is located in the center of the old part of the town, right next to Daskalovi's house”
Tryavna - "The Daskalovi's House"
	“… The “Daskalovi’s house” (1804-1808) is now a one of a kind museum of the Tryavna’s woodcarving art. It is here, where in the old the famous bet among the two great masters of the craft – Dimitar Oshanina and Ivan Bochuckovetsa took place. The result of this bet can now be seen in form of two beautifully carved wooden suns, fixed on the ceilings of the master bedrooms. Other than those two there are many other pieces of local art exhibited it the museum, making it a must-see for all the tourists visiting Tryavna.”