Church with golden roofs is builded as a memorial of soldiers, killed in battles for Shipka's pass in Russian-Turkish war in 1878. Nice and quiet place. Good to visit in all seasons.
Stunning Orthodox church in a beautiful garden of old trees. I love the bright colors of the facade and the stereotypical Russian onion domes cast in shiny gold.
Tourist attraction. It's better to be visited during the week.
The Shipka Memorial Church is a unique church built in the Russian architectural style. The church is dedicated to all the soldiers that died for the liberation of Bulgaria in the Russo-Turkish War in the period 1877-78. It is very beautiful.
Free entrance. Close at 17
The Shipka Church is a memorial to heroes who died for freeing Bulgaria in 1878. It is a splendid piece of late XIX Century Russian style architecture with a traditional touch. The gold covered onion shaped roofs shine amazingly even from the distance. Used to be a monastery, while now it is a Bulgarian orthodox church. Impressive.
This kind of beauty is rare. Recommend.
Visually stunning up close or from a distance. Well worth a stop!