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Pleven Province is located in central northern Bulgaria, bordering the Danube river, Romania and the Bulgarian provinces of Vratsa, Veliko Tarnovo and Lovech. Pleven region embraces a territory of 4,333.54 sq.km and a population of more than 310 000 people. The administrative center is the city of Pleven. The district consists of 11 municipalities: Belene (with the town of Belene and the villages of Byala voda, Dekov, Kulina voda, Petokladentsi and Tatari), Cherven bryag municipality (Breste, Glava, Gornik, Deventsi, Koynare, Lepitsa, Radomirtsi, Rakita, Reselets, Ruptsi, Suhache, Telish, Cherven bryag and Chomakovtsi), Gulyantsi (towns and villages - Brest, Gigen, Iskar, Gulyantsi, Dolni Vit, Dabovan, Zagrazhden, Kreta, Lenkovo, Milkovitsa, Somovit and Shiyakovo), Dolni Dabnik municipality (Barkach, Gorni Dabnik, Gradina, Dolni Dabnik, Krushovitsa, Petarnitsa, Sadovets), Dolna Mitropoliya (Baykal, Bivolare, Bozhuritsa, Bregare, Gorna Mitropoliya, Gostilya, Dolna Mitropoliya, Komarevo, Krushovene, Orehovitsa, Pobeda, Podem, Riben, Slavovitsa, Stavertsi and Trastenik), Iskar municipality (Dolni Lukovit, Iskar, Pisarovo, Staroseltsi), Knezha (Brenitsa, Enitsa, Knezha, Lazarovo), Levski municipality (Asenovtsi, Asparuhovo, Bozhurluk, Balgarene, Varana, Gradishte, Izgrev, Kozar Belene, Levski, Malchika, Obnova, Stezherovo and Tranchovitsa), Nikopol (Asenovo, Batsova mahala, Vabel, Debovo, Dragash voyvoda, Evlogievo, Zhernov, Lozitsa, Lyubenovo, Muselievo, Nikopol, Novachene, Sanadinovo, Cherkovitsa), municipality of Pleven (Beglezh, Bohot, Brestovets, Brashlyanitsa, Bukovlak, Varbitsa, Gortalovo, Grivitsa, Disevitsa, Koilovtsi, Kartozhabene, Kashin, Laskar, Mechka, Nikolaevo, Opanets, Pelishat, Pleven, Radishevo, Ralevo, Slavyanovo, Todorovo, Tuchenitsa, Tarnene and Yasen), and Pordim municipality (Borislav, Valchitran, Zgalevo, Kamenets, Kateritsa, Odarne, Pordim and Totleben) The area of Pleven has been inhabited since the Neolitic period. Traces of human settlement near the city of Pleven date from the 5th millennium BC. Furthermore, numerous archaeological findings, among them the largest golden treasure found in Bulgaria, evidence for the rich culture of the Thracians, who inhabited the area for thousands of years. In the beginning of the new era, the region became part of the Roman province of Moesia, and a road station called Storgosia arose near present-day Pleven on the road from Oescus (near modern Gigen) to Philippopolis (now Plovdiv). It later evolved into a fortress. One of the most valued archaeological monuments in Bulgaria from the period is the Early Christian basilica from the 4th century discovered near the modern city. During the Middle Ages, Pleven was a well-developed stronghold of the First and the Second Bulgarian Empire. When Slavs populated the region, they gave the settlement its contemporary name (Pleven is derived either from the Slavic word "plevnya" ("barn") or from "plevel", meaning "weed", which share the same root). Later on, during the Ottoman rule, Pleven, known as Plevne in Ottoman Turkish, preserved its Bulgarian appearance and culture. Many churches, schools and bridges were built at the time of the Bulgarian National Revival. In 1825, the first secondary school in the town was opened, followed by the first girls' school in Bulgaria in 1840, as well as the first boys' school a year later. Pleven was the place where the Bulgarian national hero Vasil Levski established the first revolutionary committee in 1869, part of his national revolutionary network. The city was a major battle scene during the Russo-Turkish War of 1877–1878 that Russian Tsar Alexander II held for the purpose of the liberation of Bulgaria. The joint Russian and Romanian army paid dearly for the victory, but it paved the path to the defeat of the Ottoman Empire in this war, and the restoration of Bulgaria as a state. It cost the Russians and Romanians 5 months and 38,000 casualties to liberate the town after four assaults in what was one of the decisive battles of the war. The events of the Russo-Turkish War proved crucial for the development of Pleven as a key town of central northern Bulgaria. The town experienced significant demographic and economic growth in the following years, gradually establishing itself as a cultural centre of the region. Nowadays, the region is a major centre of oil processing, metalworking, machinery construction, light and food industries. After 1989 Pleven found itself in an economic crisis, with many of the major enterprises (such as the Plama oil refinery) closing or practically ceasing to work. However, the late 1990s and early 2000s saw a revival of light industry and the development of branches such as knitwear and store clothes production. Tourism, which had attracted many people from the Soviet Union prior to 1989, and had experienced a slump in the following years, is on the rise again. Other economic branches have also improved in the 2000s. The city has seen a number of major foreign investments in the late 1990s and early 2000s. Particularly noticeable is the mass construction of hypermarkets, with two Billa stores, a Praktiker outlet and a number of technology hypermarkets being opened as of 2006. In 2005, the investments in the economy of Pleven amounted to around 250 million leva (around €125 million). The city of Pleven and the whole region is also often referred as an important centre of sports in Bulgaria, with many noted Bulgarian sportspeople having been born and/or trained in the town, including Tereza Marinova and Galabin Boevski. The sports school in Pleven is considered as one of the most prominent in the country. Pleven is famous for its Kaylaka (where the ruins of the Storgosia fort can be found) and Skobelev parks. The latter is home to the Pleven Panorama and is situated on the original location of the battle during the Russo-Turkish War.
300 sq.m. 1500 sq.m. € 48000
This rural Bulgarian property is located in a village on the river Danube in the regoin of the city of Pleven - the seventh largest city in the country and an important administrative regional center in North Bulgaria. Set in a... more
540 sq.m. 700 sq.m. € 39000
SOLD. Once a solid hotel, this Bulgarian three-storey former hotel is now offered for sale. It is located in a beautiful area zoned for summer-houses only 3 km. from Svishtov and 4 km from the Danube River. Offering 700 sq. m of living... more
180 sq.m. 1180 sq.m. € 38000
Located at the very centre of a picturesque village 20km away from Svishtov this Bulgarian property offers 180 sq m. It comprises living area, a grocery shop and a small family restaurant. The living space is distributed among a hall,... more
100 sq.m. 2500 sq.m. € 34000
This rural Bulgarian property is located near Pleven - the seventh largest city in the country and an administrative regional center in North Bulgaria. The house is built on one floor offering 100sq.m of living area and briefly... more
95000 sq.m. 0 sq.m. € 33250
Located in a small Bulgarian village on the very bank of The River Danube this plot of land spreads over 95000 sq m. The land is in the region of the city of Pleven - the seventh largest city in the country and a regional and... more
110 sq.m. 1700 sq.m. € 30000
This Bulgarian property is situated in a lovely village between the towns of Lovetch and Troyan, a rural estate close to the Balkan Mountains with a view towards the peak of Botev. The property includes a two-storey house, which general... more
160 sq.m. 2000 sq.m. € 29400
Our new offer comes from a small Bulgarian village with traditional rural outlook, located only 15 km. from the river Danube and 20 km. from Svishtov! This is a typical Bulgarian traditional house, built on two floors. It spreads over... more
240 sq.m. 1500 sq.m. € 30000
It’s a real pleasure for us to present this Bulgarian property you will definitely fall in love with. The house is perfectly maintained by its present owners and provides 240 sq m of living area nicely distributed as follow: The... more
80 sq.m. 930 sq.m. € 29000
This two-storey Bulgarian house is located in a small and peaceful village in a plain area just 4 km from Pleven - the seventh largest city in the country and a regional and administrative center in North Bulgaria. It is also 150 km away... more
80 sq.m. 1000 sq.m. € 25000
This Bulgarian house is situated just 4km. away from the city of Pleven - the seventh largest city in the country and a regional and administrative center in North Bulgaria. It is also 145 km away from Sofia where the nearest airport... more
140 sq.m. 900 sq.m. € 25000
This charming Bulgarian property is situated in the little town of Dolni Dabnik, only 10 km away from Pleven - the seventh largest city in the country and a regional and administrative center in North Bulgaria. It is also 145 km away... more
140 sq.m. 1100 sq.m. € 24000
This charming Bulgarian house stands on a hilly place in a friendly village just 5 km away from the city of Pleven - the seventh largest city in Bulgaria and 150 km away from the capital city Sofia. It spreads over 140 sq m Living area... more
90 sq.m. 2000 sq.m. € 24000
This rural Bulgarian property is located near Pleven - the seventh largest city in the country and an administrative regional center in North Bulgaria. The estate is conveniently set near the centre of a big village in the fertile... more
140 sq.m. 1800 sq.m. € 23000
This stable two-storey house spreads over 140sq.m living area disposed between two floors. It is situated near the centre of a picturesque Bulgarian village very close to the river Danube. The estate comprises a kitchen, a dining room... more
88 sq.m. 1000 sq.m. € 23000
This lovely Bulgarian rural house is located at the end of a quiet village some 12 km. from the town of Nikopol and will capture you with its unique combination of comfort and functional design. The property spreads over 88 sq. m. and... more
80 sq.m. 1500 sq.m. € 22000
The property presented here for sale is located in a Bulgarian village, only 12 km. away from the regional, administrative and cultural city of Pleven. It is 180 km. away from the capital city-Sofia, where the nearest airport is. This... more
120 sq.m. 1100 sq.m. € 20500
This huge two-storey villa is situated in a lovely Bulgarian village 25km away from the picturesque town of Svishtov . It is also near the regional city of Pleven - the seventh largest city in the country and an important administrative... more
130 sq.m. 980 sq.m. € 20000
This lovely Bulgarian house is located in a small town, some 10 km away from the seventh largest city in the country and the administrative centre of the region – the city of Pleven. It is 150 km away from Sofia – the capital of... more
150 sq.m. 1100 sq.m. € 19400
This Bulgarian property is located near the centre of a big village 20km away from the town of Svishtov. It's in the region of the city of Pleven - a big administrative and historical center in North Bulgaria. The estate spreads over... more
45 sq.m. 2000 sq.m. € 18000
SOLD. This Bulgarian property is located in the outskirts of a small village. It is just 50 km away from one of the ports on The Danube River. The house stands on a hill and reveals a picturesque view towards the Danube plain. The... more
