Bulgaria Inside

National Museum Steamship Radetski
The museum steamship Radetski is situated in the town of Kozloduy, on 82 Hristo Botev street.

Its main task is to discover, preserve and popularize documents about the activities of Hristo Botev and his revolutionary group.

The ship itself, the one that Botev used to get to Bulgarian shore, is situated on the Kozloduy river bank and offers accommodation against modest payment. From the beginning of April to mid November, the ship takes visitors along the Danube. The ship is an exact replica of the actual Radetski, which unfortunately burned down in the 60s of the 20th century.

Visitors are welcome at the museum each day from 9 am to 6 pm.

Hristo Botev’s Monument
The park named after revolutionary Hristo Botev is situated close to the Kozloduy river bank. A massive monument has been placed there to describe the manner in which Bulgarians comprehend Botev’s activities.

Each year on June 2, many people gather there to honor the act of the revolutionary and of his group of liberation fighters.

Kozloduyski Briag hut is situated near the place where Botev and his revolutionaries entered Bulgaria after their travel with Radetski steamship.