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Hallstatt in Austria

Zoritza Petrova — Sun, 04 Sep 2011 12:05:55 +0000

Hallstatt is wrapped in mysticism and magical beauty that you never get tired. Hallstatt is one little Austrian town situated on the banks of the sparkling blue lake with the same name, and protected by steep slopes and extremely beautiful mountain region of the Alpine Dachstein. The houses are huddled wall to wall on the edge of the lake, and some even extend over the water, supported by strong wooden supports. Definitely the place will impress with beautiful accommodations and attractions. There are a lot of luxury and comfortable hotels in Hallstatt, which will give you the full pleasure from the travel. It is therefore not surprising and the fact that even with the progress of civilization in XIX, to Hallstatt can be reached only by boat. Hallstatt will grab your attention not only to the beauty and tranquility. Hallstatt is a city with over 1200 history, a field in which they find hidden secrets from ancient times. Here from 7000 on is extracted and processed salt and here again is the oldest in the world salt mine. The waters of the lake in January accumulate along the mountain and so over time it became one of the regions with the highest salt content – 26%. Hallstatt is equally beautiful in winter and summer. This is an ideal place for romantic holiday and ski tourism, which can be surrounded walk for half an hour. The real wealth of Hallstatt, however, lies in the nature – a natural treasure that has defined not only the historical significance of the region, but in 1996 was recognized by UNESCO as world cultural heritage. Get to know her because her deserve.
Hallstatt is located in Upper Austria, near Hallstatt – Dachstein, or more precisely – Salzkammergut, on the southwest coast of the homonymous lake. It is about 50 km from Salzburg and about 210 km from Graz. To the east lie three smaller lakes Altauseer Zee Zee Toplice yawns and the town Bad Aussee, and to the north – the town of Bad Ischl. Hallstatt is a national road connecting Salzburg and Graz, but to get to him to take the train or bus, and then water. Of course you can use car, but then the road to be extended there.
Hallstatt is a city with ancient history. Some sources link it to the stone age of 12,000 BC. and others – with the Iron Age. But everywhere Hallstatt is associated with the salt, which was important for the livelihood of all the civilizations that inhabited these lands. Around 400 BC the Celts invaded the territory established by previous Illyrians and create Norikum Kingdom, which later became a Roman province. With the Romans Hallstatt is gaining momentum in its development, in 300 starts to spread Christianity, and in the VI century Bavarians conquered the area. In 1000 the mining of salt again becomes as important as it was in prehistoric times and became an important resource during the Roman domination. Then the church was built “Mihaelskirhe.” In 1284 the Habsburg Duke Albrecht I built a clock tower, which named the name of his father, Rudolf, and which played an important role several years later in his struggle with the Archbishop of Salzburg Conrad IV.
In 1311, after the murder of Albrecht, his widow Elizabeth Hallstatt became a market town, which testified to the good economic situation. In 1595, the idea of Kaiser Rudolf II, there was built the oldest line in the world, which connected the city with Ebenzee. For 40 kilometers it was used 13 000 trees.
Hallstatt is a starting point for three very interesting tourist attractions, created not by human hands, but by nature itself. On one side you can reach the salt mines, which still keep the equipment for the extraction and transportation of material and where the longest wooden slide in the world, which will inject a little adrenaline into your veins return.
If you select the second starting point of Hallstatt, it will get to the caves. Located on 1586 m altitude and there is again reached by lift, and then – about 15 minutes steep climb on foot to the entrance. The caves are open to visitors since 1913, but still flow to them has not abated.
Firstly, this ice palace is open 2 years ago. It takes visitors into the gletcher. All figures in the palace made of ice – they are even so favorite characters from the animated production “Ice Age”. And this year, celebrating 200 years since the death of the great composer Joseph Haydn, the palace was placed the statue in his image, and a great piano. And although there is a cozy restaurant – view, where you could drink a cup of hot chocolate, equipped with warm clothes, sturdy shoes and lots of patience when you visit this particular attraction. Well, eventually you will see that it really was worth. These three incredibly beautiful object, however, far from all attractions of Hallstatt. In the town itself, though small in size and less than 1000 people can see the Mets museum, which is housed in the oldest building in Hallstatt. Also good attractions are the Prehistoric cemetery, the Ossuary, the Catholic Church and cemetery.
No matter what you’ve heard or not heard of Hallstatt, you’ll love at first sight it when you see it. A mystical beautiful town that keeps its secrets, but if you listen to “voice” of the lake and the mountains, you might unlock them.

Car Hire in Europe

Zoritza Petrova — Thu, 05 May 2011 02:46:25 +0000

Definitely one of the most successful services last year is the car hire. When traveling around the world you can use this service and reach every place of the vicinity, you are visiting. The car hire gives you ability to travel and visit unlimited destinations and historical places on the country you are in. Together with this, the car is giving you independence when traveling. The car hire service is good choice for your vacation, in stead of traveling with your own car. This option will definitely save money for you and will give a freedom to see all the sightseeings in the country you are in. Many people prefer car hire service, but mostly in Europe. In the European Union the service is quite more developed. The Car Hire Europe Airports is service, which is from the highest class and allows you to get a car from the airport. You also have large choice from large cars, small cars, SUVs and etc. All of them are at low price, so your vacation will not be financially responsible.
Of course the car rentals is not only proper for holiday, but also for business trips. Usually it is cheaper to travel with airplane and save a lot of time, but when reaching the destination, you will need of quality transport. Here the option for car hire is the best you can get. With this you will receive comfort and will have access to every place in the vicinity.
In all cases the car hire service changed the way of traveling quite much. It combines the speed and comfort in any way. You can visit all the places you planed and this will be done on lowest price, independent by schedule. And of course, do not forget that Europe has amazing destinations.

Istanbul is the Oriental Paradise

Zoritza Petrova — Fri, 04 Feb 2011 20:06:52 +0000

Istanbul is the largest city in Turkey. Formal living here more than 12 million people. The city is crowded and colorful mob dragged them as soon as you step into the street. It is a city that connects continents and cultures and is one of the largest industrial and cultural centers in the world, and over the years was the center of the most developed civilizations, bringing the name Constantinople and Istanbul. The town is situated on both sides of the Bosporus, a sky studded with domes and minarets, Istanbul is a truly romantic cities. Its history dates back in time, starting from Byzantium to Constantinople and its leading position in the Ottoman Empire until today – known as the capital of Turkey, its cultural center and a pleasant resting place. In sparsely built up a huge area you can walk the same streets where crusaders and passed the Janissaries, to admire the mosques themselves the highest expression of piety in Islam, to look at the Sultan’s harem or buy things on bargains in the Grand Bazaar.
It’s easy to get lost in the history of Istanbul, but modern Istanbul is itself a boiling metropolis, so much to see it. Trading is a world class nightlife and around Piazza Takshim not stop. And although Istanbul is the capital, it is the cultural and business center of the country from where they started all the new trends.
Among the most popular attractions of the city are the Church of Hagia Sophia, which is one of the largest churches in the world for centuries. Hagia Sophia was built on the ruins of an old church in 532 by the Justinian I. After the conquest of the city by the Turks in 1453 was converted into a mosque. Built four minarets and deleted iconography inside her (according to Islam in the temples may not have images of people). Another important landmark is worth to be seen and photographed in Istanbul Mosque Sultan Ahmed (Blue Mosque). It’s called Blue because of the color of porcelain tile, which is decorated. It was built in the early 17 th century on the orders of Sultan Ahmed I. The mosque has six minarets, the main aim was to surpass in size and beauty of Hagia Sophia. It really is huge. The height of its dome is over 40 meters. Anyone can come to deal with it (including women), but the main purpose and is to conduct prayer ceremonies.
Of course all this is only a small part of the beauty of the tale of the Orient – Istanbul. For each it is worth to see and feel.

Sightseeing Beautiful Cities in Europe

Zoritza Petrova — Tue, 14 Dec 2010 21:45:48 +0000

Europe is home to some of the most beautiful cities in the world. Unlike Canada, where most of the major cities are spread out by thousands of miles, traveling from London to Paris to Vienna is easy and efficient. Planning a trip to tour several European cities at once makes sense for your budget. A few things to consider while planning out your dream trip is international travel insurance and travel health insurance – or a policy that covers both.
Most people have heard of the major cities in Europe, but make sure that while planning you consider some of the smaller places off the beaten path. Rothenburg ob der Tauber, located within the Germany’s Bavarian Forest, is a preserved medieval town that is fully functional. Paris is the first city thought of when considering a trip to France, but don’t discount the world-famous vineyard regions of Burgundy, Bordeaux, Chablis and Champagne. Not only are these regions famous for their wines, but also their foods. Many speciality cheeses and beef dishes have originated from this region.
Nearly every city in Europe has a historic district unlike anything you’ll see back home in Canada; Europe tends to be quite persistent and consistent with it’s preservation. In many areas, entire sections of city are UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Bruges, Belgium has such a city district. Areas not protected by organization tend to be protected by local mandate. This is why you are likely to find country lodging in a renovated carriage house or sometimes quirky hotel accommodation in downtown areas with small or oddly-shaped guest rooms. Europeans tend to have to work with what they have. This is also the reason for the clean appearance you are likely to see; property maintenance is a must.
There are many things to consider while planning a trip to tour beautiful cities in Europe. You need to determine which hotels have the most suitable accommodation that you require. If budget is a concern, consider youth hostels and check into options to work within the hostel system to get an even deeper discount. Keep in mind that car rental is available in Europe, though not common. Most travellers touring several countries during a single European trip will find a rail the cheapest and most efficient option. One important thing that travellers often overlook is the importance of international travel insurance and travel health insurance but after so much time, effort and money involved with planning a trip, the insurance is vital to protect what you invest.

Milan is the European fashion capital

Zoritza Petrova — Sat, 15 May 2010 10:53:02 +0000

Milan is known as the European fashion capital. And certainly so. But in Milan you can see many more wonders of the culture and architecture that will capture your heart, and will make you look at the city in a different way. Even with his feet in the second largest city in Italy – Milan, will be conquered by the dynamism and grandiosity that this megapolis broadcast. Whether will cost the central square “Piazza del Duomo, which contains some of the most dazzling and loaded with historic buildings, will dive into the charm of an Italian opera in one of the most prestigious opera companies’ La Scala or will make a shopping tour of the commercial zone around the street Montenapoleone, where an area of nearly 4 acres you can find the best fashion goods conquer Milan will instantly and irrevocably. What more is known Milan? Consider it for the economic heart of Italy, one of the most important business and financial centers in the world, influences on fashion, literature, culture, sports and trade of other countries. Milan is home to the automotive giant Alfa Romeo “and the two soccer giants AC Milan and Inter. And among the many buildings in Baroque and Gothic style, is carved masterpieces of modern architecture, which are an expression of the futuristic trends so pronounced in Milan. Immerse yourself in the dynamics of this cosmopolitan city and experience the visit to it as its own story – a magnetic atmosphere that only the Italian cities can create.
Milan is the capital of Lombardy region in northern Italy and the administrative center of the province of the same name – Milan. Nearby running water of the river Po, which Milan is connected through a network of canals designed by Leonardo da Vinci. Until the city can be reached by car, by train or by plane. Milan is about 1400 km from Sofia, but there has direct flights as well, extremely well maintained and covered road network. In and around Milan has 3 international airports and in the town go international roads that connect it with other major European capitals.
Although Milan is considered the most modern Italian city, famous for “new Italy” as he has most of its fellow ancient history. It is impossible to be told just a few words, especially given that Milan was created by the Celts as early V century BC. Over the centuries it passed successively into the hands of the Romans, Visigoths, Huns, Ostrogoths, Lombardy (giving the name of the field), Franks and Romans again. In the period 1395 – 1535, with some interruption due to foreign interference, Milan is the center of the Duchy and then also recognized as a center of Renaissance art. After another division of its territory and prolonged power struggle over the city at the beginning of the XIX century it became capital of the Kingdom of Italy. From 1815 to 1859 Milan is the capital of Lombardy, Venice and finally just UK remained within the Kingdom of Italy as one of its most important cities and economically unattainable.
Milan is a range of museums, churches, historical monuments and cultural sites. You need only enough time and desire to know them. However, there are places that surely must see before you leave. Badge of Milan and his ever-beating heart is a square “Piazza del Duomo”. On his extensive rectangular area given its meeting religion, art, history and new, presented by the grand buildings and failing to stop flow of visitors. Exactly here is the fourth-largest cathedral in the world – Duomo di Milano, erected at the ancient Temple Church of V century and whose final completion were needed nearly 500 years (from 1386 to 1805). There on May 26, 1805 King of Italy Napoleon Bonaparte was crowned. Amazing miracle of architecture Duomo di Milano is carved out of white marble and incorporates different styles of construction, imposed over the years. In the cathedral are “embedded” 3400 statues and the top of its highest tower as guardian of the city, watch gilded statue of the Virgin Mary. Do not think that’s it – an elevator and stairs will take you to the temple, reveals how dizzying views of the beautiful sights of Milan. It is this cathedral director Federico Fellini elected for a central “image” in the film “Miracle in Milan” and perpetuated over time in January. Another remarkable building, “Piazza del Duomo” is constructed of glass and cast iron covered commercial gallery “Victor Emmanuel, which connects the square with Theatre La Scala. It was built in the period 1867 – 1878 and was named after the Italian king Victor Emmanuel II, who shall make it officially opens on January 1, 1878 consists of two corridors, decorated with arches, which intersect at the dome with crosses, and shelter countless boutiques, restaurants, cafes, bookstores and antique shops. On “Piazza del Duomo” rise and majestic palaces and Palazzo Palazzo Real Karminati which now function as museums, where you can see beautiful collections of artwork. Furthermore, the square is the preferred place for important events and activities for business meetings and walk to tourist attractions. What else should not miss in Milan? Church “Santa Maria delle Grazie”, which is kept masterpiece “Last Supper” by Leonardo da Vinci; Sfortsesko castle (Castello Sforzesco), which was once the residence of the royal family and today is home to several museums and art collections and which also performs security functions for the city Opera Theatre La Scala, whose acoustics swallow you, and interior architecture and once again will make you bow to the mastery of Italian artists. Before the opera theater stands the statue of the great Renaissance artist and inventor Leonardo da Vinci and on the stage his voice rising are our most eminent opera artists (Raina Kabaivanska, Ghena Dimitrova Boris Christoff, etc.).
If you go to a museum, then visit the Museum of Science and Technology in Milan, where he held numerous projects for the inventions of Leonardo da Vinci or the Archaeological Museum in Milan, where they keep artifacts from the Bronze Age and where most will get a clear idea of the city’s history. If you want to indulge in religion, then you have come to the right place – even in the IV century on the initiative of Archbishop of St. Ambrosius built 4-basilicas St. Ambrosius, St. Nazareth, St. and St. Simplitsiy Estorgius that today serve as a sort gates of Milan. If you just want to have fun, you see if one of the biggest stadiums in Europe the San Siro is not playing any football match, you can sit in a cozy little restaurant where you can taste the traditional pasta and pizza, for that so all agree that nowhere else in the world gone to relax among the greenery of the Botanic Gardens or simply browse the latest fashion trends in windows of the most famous fashion boutiques. In Milan you will not have time, you may be wondering how to bridge. And if all this was not enough, or you excited about another area of cultural and social life, this city is able to satisfy all your whims. Create your own Italian story.

Heidelberg in Germany

Zoritza Petrova — Wed, 12 May 2010 21:49:06 +0000

Heidelberg stands out like a diamond in the sand against the background of most Germanic cities. Heidelberg is romantic, for philosophers and all who can enjoy the picturesque scenery and historical treasures. It is difficult to say what will first impress Heidelberg. By imposing Heidelberg Castle, rising against the backdrop of mountains and flowing river at the foot of them. With its architectural heritage preserved traces of several eras and diverse styles. Germany or the typical order and tranquility, which streams from each street and building in the city. Heidelberg City – leads in many directions. Here are found the remains of the first form of human life in Europe. Here is the first university in Germany, Ruprecht-Carlsen (thanks to which the city is known as universal center of the country. 8 of its graduates are Nobel Prize winners). And again in Heidelberg is housed first library in Germany – Palatine. Vicinity of the Heidelberg are equally fascinating, and peace maintained its uniqueness. In each city, you expect many pieces of culture and history. Century-old cathedrals, monuments and ruins – they expect you to leave you breathless. Trip to this part of Germany will make you fall in love at a glance.
Heidelberg is the fifth largest city in southwest Germany, Baden – Wuerttemberg and is located between the cities of Frankfurt and Stuttgart. Situated on the River Neckar, 22 km from the confluence into the Rhine, about 20 km from the towns of Mannheim and Ludwigshafen, and not far from Neustadt. Heidelberg is a separate administrative unit, a center of Rhine-Neckar region falling within the Karlsruhe region. Shares on 14 and 44 around the neighborhood and around the so-called territory. Path of Philosophy (one of the landmarks of the Old Heidelberg) is a protected area. Surrounded by three peaks (Kyonigshtul, and Gaysberg Hayligensberg), the city is one of the warmest in Germany that favors the cultivation of exotic trees (figs, almonds, olives and Mediterranean grape varieties) and free flying parrots.
Heidelberg is glorified in 1907 when the nearby town Moyer, near Heidelberg, Prof. Shotensaks open jaw of the first man lived in Europe between 600,000 and 200,000 BC called it Homo heidelbergensis, which he derived from Homo erectus (upright man). This finding makes Heidelberg subject of intense interest by anthropologists, scientists and tourists. Later (circa 500 BC), the territory of Heidelberg Celts settled, then Alamanni (Germanic tribes), the Romans and the Franks. All contribute to the development and consolidation of territory, separate military camps on both sides of the river are connected by a wooden bridge (which was later replaced by a stone), have built shrines to the god Neptune and the temple of the god Mercury.
The first written evidence of Heidelberg are from 1196, according to the town was fortified castle with a tower on top Kyonishtul and land belonged to the monastery Shonau. With growing of Hohenstaufen dynasty to the throne in 1155, Heidelberg became one of the largest territories within the Holy Roman Empire. In the period 1225 – 1270, the city became one of the most significant in Germany expanded its territory and in 1386 Prince Ruprecht I based the third university in the Empire (after those in Prague and Vienna), which is now the oldest university in the country. Heidelberg repeatedly over the years become the subject of interest from several European rulers. Several times destroyed and built anew. However, in the late Middle Ages and after World War II (survived during the bombing), it became known as a research center and art in which millions of visitors annually burn with impatience to enter.
As a city historic Heidelberg certainly has something to show you. Bird’s eye view, among the mix of old and new buildings, towers majestically Heidelberg Castle. Dominant attraction of the Old Town (suffuse south bank of the River Neckar and the slopes of Mount Kyonigshtul), the Heidelberg Castle bears the marks of several architectural periods (from Gothic to Renaissance). It was built in several stages, as its foundations were laid in the early XII century and in 1294 expanded to two related to each other, structures. By 1720 Heidelberg Castle perform the duties of the official residence of the rulers of the dynasty Kurpfalts, was repeatedly subject to enemy raids, which requires partial reconstruction in XX century Today, some of the premises of the Heidelberg Castle (mainly in the King building) are often used for concerts, receptions, exhibitions and large public events. In his yard did in the summer festival is organized annually and vast areas turn into a stage for diverse performances.
Heidelberg to castle can be reached in two ways. Faster and convenient to upload the cable lift, which connects Old Town with the television tower. However, this will negate the incredible views and ancient sites to see if they take walking to the castle. Picturesque narrow trail will take you through the old streets, past historic buildings, will enable you to stopped for a moment one of the balconies from which to admire the magnificent view, to reach 1035 steps leading to the entrance to the Heidelberg castle. On alighting from the Heidelberg Castle will pass by Marktplats Square, where one of the most interesting and impressive churches in the city – St. Spirit “of the XV century house was built in Gothic style and has benefited from both Catholics and Protestants of. In the Middle Ages was the refuge of the oldest library in Germany – Palatine, which was looted and transferred in Rome. Later, however, the relics were returned again in Heidelberg, but now in the University Library. After church on his way to see the old stone bridge over the Neckar River with two towers of the entrance and a statue of a monkey railings. If stopped for an instant you will feel enchanted and somehow free from the beauty that surrounds you and your flying ship tour. On the opposite bank of the river Neckar hand, opposite the castle trail winds of philosophers (called after walking in solitude and quiet that students love to still arranged in the Age of Romanticism. At that time arises an equal sign between the words ” philosopher “and” student “as the philosophy was one of the few subjects taught in Haydelberskiya University). Beautiful romantic panoramic path starting from square Bismarck in Heidelberg, passing through its most expensive neighborhoods and reaches down to Old Town. In Heidelberg, the old buildings never end. Be sure to see the other two major churches – Jesuit (finally completed in 1759) and the oldest in town (from XII c) – St. Peter. Main street of Heidelberg does privestva you with comfortable and just as old houses, restaurants and bars. If you choose to indulge in culture, have a wide selection of museums, from which anyone with a quirky name. Museum Kurpfalts Dynasty (perhaps most significant in terms of history and politics of Heidelberg), Ethnographic Museum, Museum of Art mentally ill, Museum of pharmacy affairs, and Museum of the package. No matter how intentions to leave Heidelberg, will surely find many more such, which will make you feel the magic of this city.

Beautiful architecture of Barcelona

Zoritza Petrova — Tue, 23 Feb 2010 11:22:26 +0000

Barcelona is one of the most famous and popular cities in Spain. This is a bohemian town on the west coast of the Mediterranean Sea, the second largest in Spain with a population as Sofia, the capital of the province of Catalonia. Perhaps best known for his eccentric modernist architecture, especially stand out buildings the architect of the famous Gaudi. Although still incomplete, the vast cathedral Sagrada Familia is amazing piece of his art by children’s sand castle. Furthermore it is worth to be seen and his other projects, situated on the road to modernism – the houses Mila Batllo (La Pedrero), Vicens, and Gyuel park. Nice place for hiking and walking area is La Rambla, the Latin Quarter and the Park of the Citadel. This is very good destination, full with beautiful and historical places, which can be seen only with good tour. You can arrange your own tour with Car Hire Spain and travel by car visiting all the sightseeings.
Barcelona is very well connected to the other major cities of Europe, by plane, rail and road. Barcelona flights are available from a wide range of budget airlines, saving you cash compared to traditional carriers that is much better spent on arrival. This is a very nice place to relax, center of many attractions and what not.

Seven Altars Monastery in the Balkan

Zoritza Petrova — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 18:54:03 +0000

In the deep forests of Mount Rzhana hiding in the mountains powerful chamber of one of the most astonishing and ancient sites throughout Bulgaria-Seven Altars Monastery. Only a few kilometers can stay in the fabulous village Osenovlag accompanying towards the foot of the monastery’s relics. The whole region is isolated from the modern world, away from the bustle and noise of the big city and big problems. Osenovlag Village is located in the Municipality of Svoge and is only 90 kilometers from the capital, which makes it a desirable destination for many residents of Sofia, lovers of rural tourism and nature walks. Quickly and easily reached by road from the capital in Kubratovo – Novi Iskar – Svoge – Osenovlag. The village is easily accessible, and through it on a narrow road from the railway station in the Iskar Gorge Eliseina to reach the monastery.
The nature in these areas is extreme. Mixture of deciduous and coniferous forests and nests of blackcurrant fruit, wild strawberries and raspberries, accompanied by the beauty of the landscape Tomasinieviya crocus give a unique identity and charm. Lovers walking in the forest will be able to enjoy the beauty of nature in the area and be delighted by the rest of the mountain air.
This part of the country is littered not only forestry and natural attractions and gifts, but the real mystery and historical temples and monastic treasures. Near the village Osevlag, valley Gabrovnitsa below the peak extends Izmerets magnificent Seven Altars Monastery, also known as Osenovlag’s monastery. Its official name is “Holy Mother”, but few call it that. He entered 100те list of national tourist sites, not only because of its great castles and riches, but because of its deep historical significance. Seven Altars Monastery at the foot of the village Osenovlag. Many bear legends about the importance of the seven seat in the church of the monastery. One of them states that in the past nobles established seven villages around the monastery – Osenovlag, Ogoya, Ogradishte, Bukovets, Leskovdol, Zhelek Lakatnik-and often to their thrones and raised in the monastery. Another tradition tells of Valchan who gathered in the Turkish voivodes time together and raised anew the relics of the monastery, which was burned by the Turks. In honor of the seven chieftains, regained the appearance of the sacred place was erected thrones for everyone in the church. Whatever the truth, however, the monastery remains one of the most fabulous country with its unique architecture and buildings. The yard is rampant as ever and plants 1-age redwood and maintained luxurious vegetation. There are great old bell tower, dating from 1790.
The complex offers accommodation rooms for the convenience of tourists and a lovely restaurant, welcoming people at the entrance. Seven Altars Monastery at the foot of the village Osenovlag. The visiting the monastery is quite an experience for tourists. Interest is high and therefore its access the place and the proximity of the mountain. Because of its proximity to the monastery in the village Osenovlag develop intensive and eco-tourism. The village has a hotel for tourists wishing to stay in it. In the vicinity is built and horse stables “Wild Horses” with the possibility of horse riding courses. To the delight of lovers of exotic animals in a farm and extends to the African ostriches, deer, nutria, ducks, wild horses and others. Beauty of nature surrounding the village, deep spirituality and faith to bow to the people and its history, and friendly atmosphere will make you relax and enjoy a full length of eco-travel intact and beautiful place, a fraction of many wealth of our country which can not but leave a scar in the minds and hearts of every visitor.