Project presentation

We are the only large building in front of Magura Cave with a total area of ​​500 m2. Built in 1964, as a hotel and restaurant, throughout its existence until now, the building serves tourists visiting this natural landmark.

As this archive photo shows, the building was extremely modern for its time.

Our desire is to give new meaning and new life to the building and make it even more useful for tourists. After long studies of the place and the region, the wishes and needs of the tourists, as well as the existing deficiencies in the tourist offer, we decided that the most useful option for tourism in the region is the creation of a Tourist Information Center. In it we will make a replica of the unique prehistoric drawings from the Magura cave in Northwestern Bulgaria.

The information center will include:

- Replica of the main cave painting scenes from Magura Cave

- Interactive museum of prehistoric man

- Digital Museum of Prehistoric Art

- Digital museum of prehistoric cave art

- Ticket Center

- Panoramic roof terrace

- Modern public toilets

- Refined surrounding spaces with a lot of tourist infrastructure - tables, benches, pergolas, information boards

Bulgaria is a country woven from ancient traditions, customs and mysteries. It is a place where ancient cultures have left their traces for millennia. One of the most remarkable places in Bulgaria is the Magura cave. Known in the past as the Rabishka cave, it amazes not only with its majestic dimensions and amazing rock formations, but also with the drawings on its walls. This rock art is the work of people who lived thousands of years ago on these lands.

Our goal is to help preserve a priceless Bulgarian cultural heritage, which is the Magura cave with its rock paintings. We all have a duty to future generations to preserve and pass on all the secrets, riches and knowledge we discover on our lands. It would be a shame for our generation to witness the destruction of artifacts that survived thousands of years before us. With this project, we will try to do just that - to pass on the wisdom and history bequeathed to us from antiquity, without harming the cave paintings.