Main Info
The village of Ovcharovo is located 12 km from Targovishte on the remains of the Neolithic and ancient Thracian artifacts. A unique location an amazing view and a fresh breeze coming from the Preslav mountain – in this wonderful place you will find the “Villa Ovcharovo” Winery and Hotel Complex. A young and motivated team of professionals works and gives a modern sound to the centuries-old Bulgarian traditions in hospitality and winemaking.
Hotel
Villa Ovcharovo is located in the protected area of Urumovo Lale, and borders the vineyard. It has 16 deluxe double rooms and 3 spacious studios.
In order to guarantee a wonderful experience the complex offers guests a classy restaurant, a spa area, a massage studio and a VIP room (wine club).
Restaurant
The restaurant has an 80 seat capacity and is available for customers from 8 AM until 12 AM. During the spring-summer season it also offers outdoor seating on the terrace of the restaurant with a wonderful view of the village and landscapes of the Preslav mountain slopes.
The winery is included in the Northwest Wine Map which you can read about HERE
Sights and attractions in the regions:
The “Veliki Preslav” Historical-Archaeological Reserve, including the mediaeval capital of Bulgaria Preslav, as well as the Archaeological Museum are located 20 km from the town of Shumen. Preslav was the capital of the Bulgarian state from 893 to 971.
Historical-archaeological reserve “Shumenska Fortress”, also known as “Old Town”, rises 3 km west of the modern city of Shumen. In the V-II centuries BC the Thracians built the first fortified settlements. In the II-IV century period, it functioned as a dominant fortress guarding important Roman roads. In the 5th–6th centuries, it was a Byzantine stronghold, guarding the approaches to Stara planina. In the late Middle Ages (XII–XIV centuries), the Shumen fortress became one of the most important urban centres of the Second Bulgarian Kingdom.
This is the prototype of the town of Targovishte. It dates from the period of early Byzantine and mediaeval Bulgarian history (IV-VI, IX-X, XII-XIV c). It is located in the town of Parka, 7 km southwest of the town of Targovishte. The findings from the studies of the town of Misionis are shown in the permanent Archaeological Exhibition of the Regional History Museum – Targovishte.
