About
Haskovo Province lies in southern Bulgaria, a region of rolling landscapes, working vineyards and small towns that keep a traditional rhythm. It suits visitors who want to slow down, taste local food and wine, and see a part of the country away from the busier coastal and mountain routes.
Wine and vineyards
The province is known for its wine production, and its vineyards give the countryside much of its character. Wine tasting tours are among the most natural ways to explore the area, moving between the vines and the cellars and getting a sense of how the local wines are made and enjoyed.
The Monument to the Mother
The region is also home to the Monument to the Mother, a large statue that stands among the tallest of its kind in the world. Seen from the surrounding countryside, it is a striking landmark and a clear reason to make the journey.
Towns, food and hospitality
Beyond the vineyards and the monument, the province offers charming towns to wander through at an unhurried pace. Local cuisine is a central part of a visit, and the warm hospitality of this traditional Bulgarian heartland tends to be what visitors remember most.
Planning a visit
Haskovo Province works well as a base for a few days, with wine, food, towns and the monument all within reach of one another. Visitors who enjoy quieter travel, regional produce and an authentic sense of place will find it a rewarding destination in southern Bulgaria.