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Since the earliest days of organized Bulgarian tourism, Sofia society has always taken on a leading role. The reasons for this social phenomenon are the immediate proximity and easy accessibility of the VitoshaMountain and the desire of Sofia intellectuals to keep up with modern pan-European tourism trends in the early 20th century. The tourist movement was initially seen as an elitist trend, typical of the urban culture, but gradually gained greater popularity among the wider Bulgarian society, thanks to the many newly founded organizations, uniting different social groups, according to their professional or personal interests.

Mario Filipov, PhD
Regional History Museum – Sofia
mfilipov88@gmal.com

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2022
Between October 13th and December 8th 2021, the third field expedition under the project of the Regional History Museum – Sofia for updating and renewal of the Automated Information System – “Archaeological Map of Bulgaria” in the Sofia City Province were conducted. The working area is in the lands of the villages of Lozen, German, Kazichene and Krivina

2023
Between October 12th and November 24th 2021, the forth field expedition under the project of the Regional History Museum – Sofia for updating and renewal of the Automated Information System – “Archaeological Map of Bulgaria” in the Sofia City Province were conducted. The working area is in the lands of the Mladost, Studentski, Lozenets, Triaditsa, Vitosha, Ovcha kupel, Bankya and Lyulin districts.

Alexander Stanev, PhD
Regional History Museum – Sofia
alexander.stanev@sofiahistorymuseum.com

Metodi Zlatkov, PhD
National Archaeological Institute with Museum Bulgarian Academy of Sciences
metodi_man@abv.bg

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