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In Memory of Heroes: The Plaques of VMRO and Gotse Delchev in Burgas

Honoring Macedonian and Thracian heroes in Burgas: Plaques commemorating VMRO activists and Gotse Delchev's revolutionary work.

Located in Burgas, Bulgaria, these memorial plaques honor the activists of the Internal Macedonian Revolutionary Organization (VMRO) and Gotse Delchev, a key figure in the Macedonian national liberation movement. They stand as a testament to the region's history and the struggles for freedom and independence.

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  • ul. Ferdinandova 63, Burgas, Жилищен комплекс Възраждане, 8000, BG

Local tips

  • Take a moment to reflect on the history and significance of the VMRO and Gotse Delchev's role in the liberation movements.
  • Combine your visit with a walk along Ferdinandova Street to explore other historical landmarks in the city center.
  • Check local event listings, as commemorative ceremonies are often held at the plaques on significant anniversaries.
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Getting There

  • Walking

    The memorial plaques are located on Ferdinandova Street in the Vazrazhdane district of Burgas. From the Burgas Central Railway Station, walk north-east on Han Asparuh St towards ul. Kniaz Boris I. Turn left onto ul. Kniaz Boris I, then turn right onto ul. Ferdinandova. The plaques are located at number 63. The walk is approximately 500m and should take less than 10 minutes. No costs involved.

  • Public Transport

    From Burgas Central Bus Station South, numerous bus lines serve the city center. Take any bus heading towards the city center and disembark at a stop close to Ferdinandova Street. From there, walk to ul. Ferdinandova 63. A single ticket purchased in the vehicle costs BGN 1.50. An electronic ticket with a transfer of up to 45 minutes costs BGN 1.30.

  • Taxi

    Taxis are readily available throughout Burgas. Request a ride to ul. Ferdinandova 63 in the Vazrazhdane district. Taxi fares generally start at BGN 3.50, with an additional charge per kilometer. Expect to pay between BGN 5-10 for a short trip within the city center.

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The memorial plaques dedicated to the activists of the Internal Macedonian Revolutionary Organization (VMRO) and Gotse Delchev serve as a poignant reminder of Burgas's historical connections to the Macedonian and Thracian liberation movements. Situated on Ferdinandova Street, at the address of the former Minkov Han, these plaques mark a site of significant historical importance. The Minkov Han was a gathering place for revolutionaries from Macedonia and Thrace. Gotse Delchev, a central figure in the VMRO, frequented this location. In 1900, he organized efforts for the liberation of Edirne (Adrianople) from this very house. The han also hosted the founding congress of Thracian organizations in Bulgaria in 1897, solidifying its role as a hub for revolutionary activities. Key figures such as Dame Gruev, Gyorche Petrov, and Boris Sarafov also stayed here. The plaques commemorate these events and the individuals who fought for liberation. They stand as a symbol of Burgas's contribution to the broader historical narrative of the region. While a coffee machine obscured the plaques in the past, efforts have been made to ensure these symbols remain visible and accessible. Visiting these plaques offers a moment to reflect on the sacrifices and struggles for freedom and independence in the region.

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