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After the successful uprising against Byzantine domination organized and led by two brothers � Asen and Petar in 1185, Veliko Turnovo became the capital of the Second Bulgarian Kingdom. Dimitar church built at the foot of the hill where the uprising against Byzantine domination was declared in 1185. During that period literature, art and crafts thrived and remarkable architectural monuments were created. During XII-XIV century all important institutions were concentrated on Tzarevetz. For two centuries the town developed quickly and became a significant centre of culture, politics, economy and religion. Housefor saleinKazanlik, Veliko Tarnovo.Bulgaria. It probably was the royal church until 1230 when the St. Many traces of the period have been found by archeologists � remnants of fortress walls, gates, towers, buildings, coins and different everyday objects.Reservation fee: 2500euros.Phone:+359 895291825. Momina Krepost was a separate fortress inhabited by the poorest people. Moreover, Turnovo School of Literature and Turnovo School of Art were located there. Now the fortress stone walls and the three main gates are restored and many precious remnants of the period were found. Nowadays it is again a centre of culture famous for its well-known university - Veliko Turnovo University St. Nowadays the town, rich in historical and cultural heritage, picturesque and panoramic views, leaves the tourists life-long fascinated and touched by its beauty. Seventeen churches have been discovered so far by archeologists. Sorrounded by mountain and thi Property Bulgaria, Beautiful house with fresh air, real estate House For Sale Kazanlik, Veliko Tarnovo. Sveta Gora � The place was a famous religious centre with a lot of churches and monasteries where all the national festivals were carried out. The meanders of the river Yantra were used as natural protection from enemies and the medieval town was additionally supported by fortified walls. The royal palace and the Patriarchal church were surrounded by separate fortified walls. Those were rich families with their own family churches. Trapezitsa � The nobility comprised the major part of the inhabitants. Tzarevetz � The remains of the fortress, named after the hill, are now a major tourist attraction. Veliko Turnovo was founded at the foot of the North Balkan Range and centuries later spread on four hills � Tzarevetz, Trapezitsa, Sveta Gora and Momina Krepost. When the town fell under Ottoman yoke (with the help of a traitor, as it is believed) the palace and the church were burnt to the ground.