Resen, Veliko Tarnovo Province

Village in Veliko Tarnovo Municipality, Bulgaria

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Resen (Bulgarian: Peceн) is a large village in Veliko Tarnovo Municipality, Bulgaria, located about 20 kilometers north of the university town of Veliko Tarnovo, just south of the River Rositsa.[1]

Resen has a few local bars, shops and a typical Bulgarian restaurant. In summer 2007 the village centre underwent extensive improvements, including a children's play area, a supermarket, and a church. The village is served with broadband Internet access via a wireless network from the village Post Office, and also now available is wired internet.

Several families from other countries have bought and renovated properties in the village, and a guest house called Resen Lodge has been established.

43°12′N 25°33′E﻿ / ﻿43.200°N 25.550°E﻿ / 43.200; 25.550

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Veliko Tarnovo Municipality

Capital: Veliko Tarnovo

Towns|

* Debelets
* Kilifarevo

Villages|

* Arbanasi
* Balvan
* Belchevtsi
* Belyakovets
* Bijovtsi
* Boychevi kolibi
* Boychovtsi
* Bochkovtsi
* Boyanovtsi
* Brankovtsi
* Bukovets
* Devetatsite
* Dechkovtsi
* Dimitrovtsi
* Dimovtsi
* Dichin
* Doynovtsi
* Dolen Enevets
* Dolni Damyanovtsi
* Dunavtsi
* Emen
* Gabrovtsi
* Gashtevtsi
* Golemanite
* Goranovtsi
* Goren Enevets
* Hotnitsa
* Ivanovtsi
* Ilevtsi
* Kapinovo
* Kisyovtsi
* Kladni dyal
* Klashka reka
* Kutsarovtsi
* Lagerite
* Ledenik
* Malki chiflik
* Malchovtsi
* Margovtsi
* Mindya
* Mishemorkov han
* Momin sbor
* Natsovtsi
* Nikyup
* Novo Selo
* Osenarite
* Piramidata
* Plakovo
* Pojernik
* Popovtsi
* Prisovo
* Prodanovtsi
* Pushevo
* Pchelishte
* Purovtsi
* Radkovtsi
* Raykovtsi
* Rashevtsi
* Resen
* Rusalya
* Ruskovtsi
* Samovodene
* Samsiite
* Seymenite
* Semkovtsi
* Shemshevo
* Sheremetya
* Shodekovtsi
* Suha reka
* Surnentsi
* Terziite
* Todorovtsi
* Tseperanite
* Tserova koria
* Tsonkovtsi
* Ushevtsi
* Velchevo
* Vetrintsi
* Vilare
* Vodoley
* Voneshta voda
* Voynezha
* Vuglevtsi
* Vurlinka
* Yalovo
* Yovchevtsi

History|

* Rebellion of Asen and Petar
* Siege of Tarnovo
* First and Second Tarnovo Uprising
* Tarnovo Constitution

Landmarks|

* Yantra River
* Emen canyon
* Trapezitsa Hill
* Hotnitsa fall
* Pass of the Republic

Culture|

* Arbanasi Monastery
* Church of SS. Peter and Paul
* Church of St Demetrius
* SS. Forty Martyrs Church
* Patriarchal Cathedral
* Tsarevets
* Veliko Tarnovo University
* Hotnitsa Grandmas
* Nicopolis ad Istrum

Notable people|

* Saint Evtimiy
* Gregory Tsamblak
* Petko Slaveykov
* Stefan Stambolov
* Vasil Zlatarski
* Krassimir Balakov
* Maria Ilieva
* Kotoōshū
* Grigor Nachovich
* Dimitar Grekov
* Emiliyan Stanev
* Ilarion Dragostinov
* Mitkaloto
* Theodosius of Tarnovo
* Filip Totyu

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