Nicopolis ad Nestum was one of three cities founded on the Balkan Peninsula by the Roman Emperor Trajan in honor of his victory over the Dacians in 106 AD, it was called the "City of Victory at the Places" and is remembered as the City of Places (in Latin Nikopolis ad Nestum). In the past, the city occupied an area of about 13 ha, part of which has been excavated and studied. A settlement of strategic importance in the past and with a glorious history, Nicopolis ad Nestum has been declared an archaeological and architectural monument of Antiquity and the Middle Ages.

Here you can explore the remains of two early Christian basilicas, the foundations of public and cultural buildings, burial mounds, etc., giving yourself a truly exciting journey back in time – to the era of Late Antiquity and the Early Middle Ages.

The town of Hadjidimovo - a beautiful and holy place perched on one of the many hills in the valley of the Mesta River. The monastery was built in 1865. At this place in the past there was a Christian center dedicated to St. George, therefore today's holy abode bears the name of the saint. An interesting legend is connected with the monastery, according to which a shepherd from the nearby village of Gorna Singartia (the village is the predecessor of today's town of Hadjidimovo) persistently dreamed three nights in a row of a young man on a white horse, who ordered him to dig up the hill near the village.

After the third night, the shepherd listened to his dream and began to dig up the hill. There were a lot of setbacks, of course, but in the end an icon of St. George was discovered during the excavations. It is believed that this is the icon that can still be seen today in the monastery church and which is considered miraculous. A small chapel was originally built on the site in honor of the saint, and a little later the monastery itself was built.

Church of St. Archangel Michael - city of Gotse Delchev - is a revival church in the city of Gotse Delchev (Nevrokop), Bulgaria, part of the Nevrokop Diocese of the Bulgarian Orthodox Church. It has been declared a cultural monument of local importance. It was built in 1811 and is the oldest preserved church in Nevrokopsko.

At the beginning of the 20th century, it was in the hands of the Bulgarian exarchists. The temple has 109 valuable icons from the 17th century, surviving after the reconstruction frescoes in the dome and on the pendentives, original carved old royal doors of the new iconostasis, ornately carved Vladyka's throne and the central appliquéd wooden ceiling. 70 icons from 1881, the work of Sergi Georgiev, are stored here. The portable icons "Theotokos Hodegitria" and "Christ the Almighty" are valuable.

Blue pool area - Near the village of Kovachevitsa, among the harsh beauty of centuries-old pine forests and inaccessible rocks in some places, there is one of the most impressive natural attractions in the Western Rhodope Mountains - the Siniya Vir area.

Here the south-western slopes of Dabrush Hill are cut by the Kanina River gorge, over 300 m deep in places, and its waters descend the steep slopes in a breathtaking cascade of rapids and waterfalls, falling with a roar into the deep, created by their mighty and eternal power up to 5 m rock recesses.

Kozi Kamak Rock Complex - The Kozi Kamak Rock Sanctuary is located at the southwestern foot of Mount Beslet (Western Rhodopes). The 30 m high rock is sacralized, and access to its top is provided by a narrow and steep path cut into the rock, winding towards the top.

It is assumed that the central part of the cult site is located on the highest and leveled site, where a huge rock cauldron was cut, blocked on the south side by an artificial wooden wall. On the northern side of the rocky platform are numerous groups of circular rock excavations, which, according to some archaeoastronomers, are a kind of star maps of the constellations Cassiopeia and Cepheus.

Rizova Dupka Cave - "Rizova Dupka" cave - a karst chasm with a depth of 10-12 meters.

In the cave, vertical wooden stairs have been built from the two openings, respectively for descent and ascent, which lead to a kind of corridor with a length of 15 meters and a width of 2 meters.