Kableshkov House, Heritage house museum in Koprivshtitsa, Bulgaria.
The Kableshkov House is a residential museum in Koprivshtitsa with symmetrical architecture and a spacious second-floor saloon. Tall glazed windows light up the rooms, which display personal belongings, photographs, and historical documents.
The house was built in 1845 by master builder Gencho Mladenov and later became the home of Todor Kableshkov. He led the April Uprising against Ottoman rule.
The interior shows carved wooden ceilings, doors, and cupboards that reflect the craftsmanship of the 19th century. These details reveal how much care was put into the home and what materials people valued back then.
The house is easy to reach via the main road through the village. Visitors should allow time to look closely at the displays and take in the details of the rooms.
The April Uprising against Ottoman rule was declared from this house. This location marks where the Bulgarian independence movement began.
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