Ruse

The city of Ruse is arranged on the most astounding right bank of the Danube stream, at a separation of 320 km from Sofia, 200 km from Varna and around 300 km from Plovdiv. The number of inhabitants in the city is around 180 000 individuals. This is one of the biggest urban areas in the nation – an essential social, business and modern focus. The nearness of the stream Danube had dependably had an awesome noteworthiness for the advancement of the city from days of yore to the present day.

The Roman military camp and stronghold were set up here in the first century AD. It had the name of Seksaginta Pristis – Port of the Sixty Boats. Since the sixteenth century the city had been known under its Ottoman name - Ruschuk. Amid the Ottoman domain, Ruse was one of the primary urban areas of the Ottoman Empire, which considered its prudent and social advancement. Ploy was number one in numerous terms – the main railroad station in Bulgaria was built here; a contemporary distributing house was set up; a daily paper was issued; the city was a headquarter of different offices.