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Centralnorth Bulgaria > Troyan
About TroyanThe town of Troyan (26 541 inhabitants, 400 metres above sea level) spreads out along the two banks of the Beli Osum River (the Chernmi Osum River empties into its northern end) at the northern foothill of the Troyan Balkan Mountain. It is situated at the distance of 60 km to the east of Teteven, 180 km to the north east of Sofia, 70 km and 35 km to the south of Pleven and Lovetch, respectively, 47 km to the south-west of Sevlievo and at the distance of 25 km to the north-east from the historical Troyan Pass in the Balkan Mountains. It is a town with opulent traditions. The town of Troyan (26 541 inhabitants, 400 metres above sea level) spreads out along the two banks of the Beli Osum River (the Chernmi Osum River empties into its northern end) at the northern foothill of the Troyan Balkan Mountain. It is situated at the distance of 60 km to the east of Teteven, 180 km to the north east of Sofia, 70 km and 35 km to the south of Pleven and Lovetch, respectively, 47 km to the south-west of Sevlievo and at the distance of 25 km to the north-east from the historical Troyan Pass in the Balkan Mountains. It is a town with opulent traditions.
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