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Bulgaria · BG

Buz Fortress

Perched on a 566-metre ridge of the Sarnena Sredna Gora hills about two kilometres southeast of the village of Buzovgrad, Buz Fortress (Bulgarian: Бузово кале, Buzovo Kale) is the weathered footprint of a Late Roman, Early Byzantine and medieval Bulgarian stronghold that once sealed the mountain road into the Kazanlak Valley. The village below — and the fortress itself — take their name from Buz, a legendary voivode who, according to folk memory, held these walls against the Ottoman siege for seven months before the fortress fell in the late 14th century. Today the site is a quietly visited archaeological landmark reached by a waymarked eco trail from Buzovgrad, and it pairs perfectly with the striking Copper Age megalith on the same hill and with the great Thracian treasures of nearby Kazanlak.