Prodanovtsi: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

The surroundings of Prodanovtsi range from historic routes and mountain landscapes to fortified settlements and cultural sites. Those looking to rent a holiday apartment in Prodanovtsi can then continue searching for accommodation.

History and Culture

Near Voneshta Voda, a historic route crosses the Belitsa River via a bridge; the same route climbs westwards over the Great Chukar ridge towards Tryavna. The ridge above Kladni Dyal is described as an area where visible remains of an old Roman road have been preserved.

In the vicinity of Prodanovtsi, the Church of the Holy Prophet Elijah stands in Voynezha; it was built in 1835. The Monastery of the Nativity of the Mother of God in Kilifarevo is 19 km from Voynezha and was founded by Theodosius of Tarnovo.

The fortified settlement of Brezheto is situated on a strategic peak and offers views to the west, south, and east. Its stone perimeter wall is fully preserved.

Nature and Activities

Hiking trails from the Gramadliva Hut connect it with Tryavna and Voneshta Voda. The area around the Gramadliva Hut offers mountain and sports tourism, an orienteering course, and a ski slope with a tow lift.

Voneshta Voda has a mineral spring, beech and oak forests, mountain rivers, and a mountain setting with air described as suitable for recreation and excursions. The mineral water of Voneshta Voda is considered a balneological resource with therapeutic properties.

Roads and Transport

A municipal road leads from the Voynezha/Kladni Dyal junction to Prodanovtsi. Voynezha has regular bus connections to Veliko Tarnovo and neighboring settlements.

The road through Voneshta Voda runs from Veliko Tarnovo via the Republic Pass to Nova Zagora. The local M5 route runs from Ilakov RÅ­t via BrÅ­chkovtsi and Vitevtsi to Prodanovtsi and back to Ilakov RÅ­t; it is 3.63 km long. From Kladni Dyal, a hiking trail leads to Stoykova Cheshma and can continue to Planinitsa.

Other places: Emen, Samovodene, Pushevo, Ledenik, Mindya, Voneshta Voda, Arbanasi, Golemanite.

For the higher-level travel overview: Veliko Tarnovo.