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Huge rock and stone structures can be seen here.

The construction of the monastery "St. St. Cyril and Methodius" in Old Preslav is connected with the 1000th anniversary of the Assumption of St. Methodius in 885, the conversion of the Bulgarians in 864, but subsequently also 1000 years from the reign of Simeon the Great. For the implementation of the idea, the Fourth Ordinary National Assembly in 1884 decided to erect a temple-monument. Construction began at the end of 1897, but was completed only in 1918. The works were finally completed in 1926 and the following year 1927, when the 1000th anniversary of the reign of Simeon the Great was completed, the temple was consecrated by Metropolitan Simeon of Varna and Preslav.

The Veliki Preslav National Historical-Archaeological Reserve and Museum is located on the remains of the old Bulgarian capital Veliki Preslav and occupies about 500 hectares of the area. It was founded on October 26, 1906. The museum exhibits parts and objects from the city found during the excavations. There are numerous immovable monuments in and around the reserve, and the museum's exposition presents works of Middle Byzantine and Old Bulgarian art. Over 35,000 objects are stored here, and about 1,700 of them are on display for visitors. Among them, you can see unique items such as the Preslav golden treasure, the ceramic icon of St. Theodore Stratilatus and the Ceramic Iconostasis from the Palace Monastery.

This rock monastery is located on the Shumen Plateau, near the village of Khan Krum, on the western slope of the Kalugera Boaz. The monastery is reached by a spiral staircase cut into the rock, which at the end passes into a corridor leading to the premises. For the rock monastery next to the village of Khan Krum, a natural cave was used, which was further adapted and finished for the needs of the monks. The temple is artfully and precisely carved right into the rock. The monastery church is distinguished from other rock churches in the region by having a conch shell. Besides the church there is another large room which was probably used as a bedroom.

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 centers of the Second Bulgarian Kingdom. Captured by Ali Pasha in 1388, the fortress also existed in the early period of Ottoman rule. In 1444, during the clash of the crusaders led by Vladislav III Jagielo with the Turkish garrison, it was destroyed and burned. Today, the Shumen fortress is exhibited as an open-air museum.

A rock staircase with 386 steps climbs the Madar Plateau. It leads to the Madar Fortress. It existed until 1386-1388, when it was conquered by the Ottomans. It is shaped like an irregular triangle with a gate on the north side. Its walls are high and built of hewn stone. Foundations of a church can be seen inside.

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