4의 Калиакра가지 명소 & 주요 장소

Legends When, in 323 BC, after the death of Alexander the Great, his governor Lysimachus seized control of all of Thrace in a struggle for power, his fleet, along with the stolen state treasure, is said to have sunk in a storm off Kaliakra. This is likely just as much a myth as the story of the girl Kaliakra and her 39 blond-braided companions who, in the face of the Turkish conquest of Bulgaria, are said to have thrown themselves from the steep cliffs into the sea to avoid ending up in a harem. Source: https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kaliakra

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Unfortunately, in some places you can't tell much what the room was for

Interesting place, full of history it has a nice restaurant with a view!

Cape Kaliakra [kɐlˈiakrɐ] (Bulgarian Нос Калиакра Nos Kaliakra) is, along with Cape Emine, the most famous Cape in Bulgaria on the northern Bulgarian Black Sea coast in the Dobrogea region. (Source: https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kaliakra)

There has been a fortress here since ancient times, along the Via Pontica. It was called Tirisis by the Thracians, Akra by the Romans and Akres Kastelum by the Byzantines. In the Middle Ages, the strategically important fortress was called Kaliakra. It became the capital of the Second Bulgarian Empire in the Despotate of Dobrogea in the 13th century. (Source: https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kaliakra)

The Ushakov Monument at Cape Kaliakra was erected in 2006 on the initiative of the "Society of Friends of Russia in Bulgaria" and executed by the Bulgarian sculptor Nikola Bogdanov. As early as 1968, Bogdanov created a 3 meter high base relief at Cape Kaliakra with the Cyrillic inscription "Ф.Ф.Ушаков. 1791 g.". The 6 meter high white concrete statue (total height of the monument is 8 m.) stands on a rock about 70 meters high. The monument was dedicated to the 215th anniversary of the victory in the naval battle of Kaliakra on July 31st. / August 11, 1791greg. in which a Turkish fleet was defeated by Russian warships under Admiral Fyodor Ushakov during the Russo-Turkish War of 1787-1791. (Source: https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uschakow-Denkmal_am_Kap_Kaliakra)

A pot of coins was recently unearthed here. The finds are exhibited in the small museum in a cave.