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Photo: Nikolai Karaneschev, CC BY 3.0 via Wikimedia Commons
One of the pair of post-medieval towers in the very centre of Vratsa. It was built under Ottoman rule, in the 17th century as the fortified residence of a local feudal (pasha), and reaches a height of 11 m.
The Tower of Kurt Pasha, also rendered as Kurt Pasha Tower or Kurtpashov(a) Tower, is an Ottoman-era tower house in the town of Vratsa in northwest Bulgaria. Built in the 17th century, nowadays it is used as an exhibition space and souvenir shop adjacent to the Vratsa Regional Historical Museum.
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Modern war memorial with a sculpture of St. George slaying the dragon on top of a double arch. Erected 2007, sculptor Lyubomir Dobrev.