Tuida, Archaeological museum and fortress at Hisarlaka hill in Sliven, Bulgaria
Tuida is an archaeological museum and fortress located on Hisarlaka hill in the northeast section of Sliven. The site features restored defensive walls, watchtowers, and internal structures that reveal different phases of medieval settlement.
The fortress was built in a strategic location to protect the region during different historical periods. Its architecture records changes in defensive building techniques across multiple centuries.
The museum displays medieval clothing, traditional crafts, and everyday objects from the First Bulgarian Kingdom era. You can observe how these items were made and used in daily life through the exhibits.
The site is best explored on foot at your own pace, with visits varying in length depending on your interests. Sturdy shoes are recommended, as pathways are uneven and the climb to the hilltop can be steep.
The site maintains a collection of birds of prey that visitors can observe while exploring the grounds. Additionally, regular historical reenactments and cultural performances take place on multiple stages, bringing medieval life to the present day.
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