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Bulgarian combined public institution
A chitalishte (Bulgarian: читалище, pronounced [t͡ʃiˈtaliʃtɛ]) is a traditional Bulgarian public institution and building that fulfills several functions
Chitalishte
Building in Pazardzhik, Bulgaria
Chitalishte Videlina - 1862 (Bulgarian: Читалище Виделина - 1862) is a chitalishte or cultural centre, located in Pazardzhik, Bulgaria. It is one of the
Chitalishte_Videlina
American computer pioneer (1903–1995)
Electronics in Sofia The John Atanasoff Chitalishte (community cultural centre), Sofia The John Atanasoff Chitalishte, Boyadzhik Village, Bulgaria (the birthplace
John_Vincent_Atanasoff
Cultural center in Sofia, Bulgaria
Chitalishte "Hristo Botev 1884" (Bulgarian: Читалище "Христо Ботев 1884") is a chitalishte, or cultural center, situated in the town of Botevgrad, western
Chitalishte Hristo Botev 1884, Botevgrad
Chitalishte_Hristo_Botev_1884,_Botevgrad
Hilendarski" Library of Chitalishte "Paisii Hilendarski – 1870" Library of Chitalishte "Nikola Vaptsarov" Library "Ivan Vazov" of Chitalishte "Hristo Botev –
List_of_libraries_in_Bulgaria
Place in Pazardzhik, Bulgaria
of the town, home to many cultural centres and institutions such as Chitalishte Videlina. It was distinguished by its noble residents, merchants, craftsmen
Varosha,_Pazardzhik
Community centers in socialist states
system of Houses of Culture was fundamentally modeled after the Bulgarian Chitalishte (est. 1856) – the region's first widespread network of democratic, community-owned
Palace_of_Culture
Capital and largest city of Bulgaria
Bulgarian school for women in the city. In 1867 was inaugurated the first chitalishte in Sofia – a Bulgarian cultural institution. In 1870 the Bulgarian revolutionary
Sofia
Season of television series
6-year-old bagpiper Stefan Ivanov, followed by the folklore dance group at chitalishte "Nauka" in second place and dance group Ballet "Vega" in third. The next
Balgariya tarsi talant season 8
Balgariya_tarsi_talant_season_8
Place in Pleven, Bulgaria
center, known in Bulgarian as a chitalishte, was established in 1907 and is named "Iskra", meaning Sparkle. The chitalishte has a library, a small art gallery
Gigen
Village in Pazardzhik Province, Bulgaria
one of the few places in the country with an Aromanian community. The chitalishte of the village is called St St Cyril and Methodius and was established
Dorkovo
"Ivan Vazov" Library (Bulgarian: Библиотека „Иван Вазов“) at chitalishte "Hristo Botev 1884" is a contemporary educational institution in the Bulgarian
Ivan_Vazov_Library,_Botevgrad
Tsar of Bulgaria from 1943 to 1946, Prime Minister from 2001 to 2005
Unit of Bulgaria Bulgaria: Jubilee badge of honour of the Bulgarian Chitalishte community European Union: Paneuropean Union integration award Romania:
Simeon_II
Place in Sofia City Province, Bulgaria
Monastery of St Petka. The local cultural center, known in Bulgarian as a chitalishte, was founded in 1909 and was named after the medieval Bulgarian monarch
Bistritsa,_Sofia
Village in Plovdiv Province, Bulgaria
constructed in 1879. The local cultural center, known in Bulgarian as a chitalishte, was established after the 1878 and its current building was constructed
Parvenets,_Plovdiv_Province
Village in Varna Province, Bulgaria
Venelin had 908 residents; reported ethnicity was as follows: The local chitalishte (community cultural centre) "Probuda" was founded in 1905. It maintains
Venelin
Place in Plovdiv, Bulgaria
screenings in the chitalishte. In 1950 the chitalishte was renamed after the partisan Boris Koilov. In 2002 the building of the old chitalishte burned down
Lilkovo
Place in Burgas, Bulgaria
the town had a population of 4,848. The town has a community centre (chitalishte) opened in 1927 and named Prosveta ("Enlightenment"). Kameno lies close
Kameno
Village in Sofia City, Bulgaria
Tresonče near Debar. The local cultural center, known in Bulgarian as a chitalishte, was founded in 1922 and is named after the medieval Bulgarian saint
Mramor,_Sofia_City_Province
Place in Pazardzhik Province, Bulgaria
Church of St Demetrius is situated in the center of the village. The chitalishte "Zvezda" was established in 1927. There are a school, a kindergarten
Zvanichevo
Village in Bulgaria
while the first school dates to 1888. The Prosveta community centre (chitalishte) was opened in 1921. There is also a church mausoleum dedicated to the
Gyueshevo
Place in Bulgaria
Ledenik"". Archived from the original on 2021-09-16. Retrieved 2021-12-25. "Chitalishte "Pouka - 1920"". Archived from the original on 2021-03-06. Retrieved
Ledenik,_Bulgaria
- UNESCO". www.unesco.org. Retrieved 2016-12-21. "UNESCO - Bulgarian Chitalishte (Community Cultural Centre): practical experience in safeguarding the
Lists of Intangible Cultural Heritage elements
Lists_of_Intangible_Cultural_Heritage_elements
Village in Pazardzhik, Bulgaria
current edifice. The local cultural center, known in Bulgarian as a chitalishte, was established in 1928 and was named after the Bulgarian national hero
Chernogorovo, Pazardzhik Province
Chernogorovo,_Pazardzhik_Province
City in Bulgaria
gates and in 1859 the first intermediate high school was founded. A chitalishte (library and community centre) was opened in 1869. Gorna Oryahovitsa
Gorna_Oryahovitsa
District of Stolichna Municipality, Bulgaria
National educational complex in culture) and 5 houses of culture called chitalishte, the oldest of them built in 1922. The district is home of Slavia – the
Ovcha_kupel
Place in Burgas, Bulgaria
The town has a primary school, a kindergarten, and a cultural centre (chitalishte). Chernomorets lies at the low northern slopes of the Strandzha mountain
Chernomorets
Village in Pazardzhik, Bulgaria
school to the church. The local cultural center, known in Bulgarian as a chitalishte, was established in 1921 and named after Aleksandar Stamboliyski. His
Slavovitsa, Pazardzhik Province
Slavovitsa,_Pazardzhik_Province
Town in Bulgaria
buildings were built during this period, including the regional court and Chitalishte Videlina. In the first years after the Liberation, small changes were
Pazardzhik
Village in Smolyan Province, Bulgaria
activities and concerts are organized by the local culture centre - 'chitalishte Svetlina' - on a regular basis. Thracian and Roman artifacts have been
Momchilovtsi
Place in Pazardzhik Province, Bulgaria
in a fire in 1914. The current school building was built in 1922. The chitalishte "Probuda" was established in 1929. The village lies in a fertile agricultural
Pishtigovo
Place in Varna, Bulgaria
the modern town. The town has a historical museum, a community centre (chitalishte), an Eastern Orthodox church dedicated to the Ascension of Jesus and
Suvorovo
Place in Sofia
Sredna Gora and Lozenska Planina. There is а church, a primary school and chitalishte. Near-by the village there is a small orthodox monastery called Saint
Gabra,_Sofia_Province
Village in Sofia City, Bulgaria
Central Station. The local cultural center, known in Bulgarian as a chitalishte, was founded in 1928 and is named after the Bulgarian national hero and
Voynegovtsi
Village in Sofia City, Bulgaria
the town of Debar. The local cultural center, known in Bulgarian as a chitalishte, was founded in 1927 and is named after the Saints Cyril and Methodius
Dolni_Bogrov
Place in Vidin, Bulgaria
and a custom house emerged in Bregovo in 1895. A community centre (chitalishte) was in its turn opened on 26 December 1897. Cercetări etnografice la
Bregovo
Village in northwestern Bulgaria
revolutionary Hristo Botev was killed nearby. Elementary school "Hristo Botev" Chitalishte "Svetlina" Church "Ascension of Jesus" The church belfry Old cross near
Banitsa,_Vratsa_Province
Village in southeastern Bulgaria, Burgas province
Methodius was built in 1909, as were a school and a community centre (chitalishte) in 1925. The church features an imposing iconostasis by the woodcarver
Kosti,_Burgas_Province
Place in Razgrad, Bulgaria
school was founded in 1890 and the Cyril and Methodius community centre (chitalishte) followed on 4 May 1891. The then village acquired its present name in
Kubrat_(town)
Mihaylovski's literary activity dates back to 1872 and the Istanbul-based Chitalishte magazine. His works fall into a variety of genres and spans fables, epigrams
Stoyan_Mihaylovski
Village in Sofia City, Bulgaria
cultural center, known in Bulgarian as a chitalishte, was founded in 1899 and is named after Hristo Vitkov. Chitalishte Hristo Vitkov Church of Saint Nicolas
Lokorsko
Village in Sofia City, Bulgaria
mental disabilities. The local cultural center, known in Bulgarian as a chitalishte, was founded in 1928 and is named after the Saints Cyril and Methodius
Podgumer
Place in Sofia Province, Bulgaria
Izida ceramic factory, the first in the country. A class school and a chitalishte were founded in the late 19th century. Novoseltsi was renamed Elin Pelin
Elin_Pelin_(town)
Place in Plovdiv Province, Bulgaria
well-developed, mainly cattle, sheep and chicken. The Village Hall The belfry The chitalishte A winter view "Tables of Persons Registered by Permanent Address and
Staro_Zhelezare
Bulgarian football club
so-called "Ball-maske", held every year in the salons of the "Videlina" Chitalishte. The rich artistic and dance program has attracted the elite of the city
FC_Hebar_Pazardzhik
Village in Sofia, Bulgaria
to the south. The local cultural center, known in Bulgarian as a chitalishte, is named after the revolutionary Hristo Botev. "Tables of Persons Registered
Gorno_Kamartsi
Village in Vidin Province, Bulgaria
era. The bells were shipped from Pest, Austria-Hungary. The Zemedelets chitalishte (community centre) was built in 1930; it is also a memorial to all locals
Novo_Selo,_Vidin_Province
City in Bulgaria
religious school was established in 1828; a class school for girls and a chitalishte (community centre) followed in 1856. The first Bulgarian symphony orchestra
Shumen
Place in Kyustendil, Bulgaria
to 800 houses and a population of around 4,000. A community centre (chitalishte) was established in 1901. Treklyano municipality includes the following
Treklyano
Place in Sofia, Bulgaria
historical houses and small chapels. The local cultural center, called a chitalishte in Bulgarian, is located in a neoclassical edifice built in 1964. The
Zlatitsa
Village in Pazardzhik Province, Bulgaria
Village Hall Chitalishte "Vancho Pashov". The first chitalishte in Poibrene was built in 1885 and named "Zdravets". Nowadays the chitalishte is located
Poibrene
Place in Yambol Province, Bulgaria
helped construct houses for the refugees, as well as a cultural centre (chitalishte) and a church. Today, there is a monument to the Duke of Atholl in the
Atolovo
Place in Razgrad, Bulgaria
village. A school was built in 1908, and the local community centre (chitalishte) Probuda was founded in 1912. In 1934, the old Turkish name was changed
Loznitsa
Place in Shumen, Bulgaria
Niva The cultural events are held in the cultural center, which unites Chitalishte "Awakening",[clarification needed] the city library and the cinema. The
Kaspichan
Village in Pazardzhik, Bulgaria
hall and a church. The local cultural center, known in Bulgarian as a chitalishte, was established in 1925 was named after the Bulgarian revolutionary
Elshitsa
Village in Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria
established in 1879. The local cultural center, known in Bulgarian as a chitalishte, was established in 1890 and was named after the Russian writer Leo Tolstoy
Vinograd,_Bulgaria
Place in Pazardzhik, Bulgaria
hall, the present building of which dates to 1970, a cultural centre (chitalishte) established in 1909, and a monument to the locals who perished as Bulgarian
Patalenitsa
Village in Sofia City, Bulgaria
Public Transport. The local cultural center, known in Bulgarian as a chitalishte, was founded in 1921 and is named Nauka, meaning science. "Tables of
Zhiten,_Sofia_City_Province
Village in Pazardzhik Province, Bulgaria
elementary school. On the central square rises the Town hall and the local Chitalishte (a kind of library) which is among the oldest in the region. Every year
Oborishte
Bulgarian actor (1925–1989)
death his acquaintances have claimed he was gay. The community centre (chitalishte) and a street in his hometown have been named after Partsalev. Also,
Georgi_Partsalev
Village in Sofia City, Bulgaria
eastern outskirts. The local cultural center, known in Bulgarian as a chitalishte, was founded in 1927 and is named Napredak, meaning progress. "Tables
Chepintsi, Sofia City Province
Chepintsi,_Sofia_City_Province
Place in Plovdiv, Bulgaria
of them are in the town of Rakovski — chitalishte Saints Cyril and Methodius and Prosveta. In 2003 the chitalishte Saint Cyril and Methodius was approved
Rakovski_(town)
Place in Vratsa, Bulgaria
Paraskeva was built in 1858–1862, and the Prosveta community centre (chitalishte) was founded in 1909. The village has a mineral spring. The Neoclassical
Hayredin
Village in Pazardzhik Province, Bulgaria
Ottoman documents from 1576, 1607, 1696. There is a kindergarten, school, chitalishte and a church "Sv. Georgi" from 1884. Many Roman artifacts are found in
Sinitovo
Place in Pleven, Bulgaria
dynasty. The village has a Catholic church (of the Holy Trinity) and a chitalishte (читалище, "community centre"), which was founded in 1927 and named after
Asenovo,_Pleven_Province
Village in Pazardzhik, Bulgaria
dates from 1920. The local cultural center, known in Bulgarian as a chitalishte, was established in 1926 and was named "Vazrazhdane", meaning Revival
Karabunar
Place in Sofia Province, Bulgaria
among the largest industrial and logistics zones in the region. Church Chitalishte (local cultural centre) Bozhurishte Airfield 1917 Чолева-Димитрова, Анна
Bozhurishte
geography, history, French and Bulgarian as well as chairman of the local Chitalishte (reading club). Pretty soon, he became an active member of the local
Konstantin_Velichkov
Place in Pazardzhik, Bulgaria
Point on Smith Island, South Shetland Islands is named after Batak. Chitalishte "4 - May" "Otets Paisiy" Primary school Stefan Bozhkov High School of
Batak,_Bulgaria
Place in Sofia City Province, Bulgaria
dates from 1870. The local cultural center, known in Bulgarian as a chitalishte, was founded in 1926 and was named Probuda, meaning “awakening”. A few
Zheleznitsa, Sofia City Province
Zheleznitsa,_Sofia_City_Province
Town in Burgas, Bulgaria
Tsarevo The Black Sea at Tsarevo The Georgi Kondolov community centre (chitalishte) Traditional wooden houses in Vasiliko Church "St. Boris-Mihail" Remains
Tsarevo
Place in Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria
Municipal Hall Meadow of yellow flowers leading into town Cultural centre (chitalishte) and library Historical Museum of Zlataritsa Taksony, Hungary, since
Zlataritsa
Place in Dobrich, Bulgaria
village which extends to Krapets. The village has a cultural centre (chitalishte) with a big hall and a small hall, a museum of local history, a small
Durankulak
Town in Haskovo, Bulgaria
Ivan Vazov taught in this school from 1872 to 1873. In 1870 the Zvezda Chitalishte opened its doors. Another Revival teacher - Peter Stanchov, became the
Svilengrad
Place in Montana, Bulgaria
Damyanov (1892–1958), who was born there. The local community centre (chitalishte) was opened in 1899.The region is known with the gold mines explored
Georgi_Damyanovo
Town in Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria
Vassilev ”- 1884 - 1984, Svishtov, 1984 Jubilee collection of the Svishtov Chitalishte 1856 - 1931 Jubilee collection of the first Bulgarian community center
Svishtov
Place in Plovdiv Province, Bulgaria
Ruen Tsar Kaloyan Yavrovo A view of Tsar Kaloyan A view of Kuklen The chitalishte of Kuklen "Tables of Persons Registered by Permanent Address and by Current
Kuklen_Municipality
Place in Stara Zagora, Bulgaria
and creative lives began. The cultural centre of Kazanlak is the Iskra chitalishte, founded in 1860. It contains a library, theatre, cinema, and museum
Kazanlak
took an active part in the activities of the local cultural centre (chitalishte). Volov also conducted revolutionary work in Shumen and the region. In
Panayot_Volov
Place in Montana, Bulgaria
has a community cultural centre (chitalishte) with branches in eight of the villages in the municipality. The chitalishte has a youth dancing group, a folk
Chiprovtsi
Village in Bulgaria
Dzhebel in a mountainous area in the eastern Rhodopes and has a school, a chitalishte, and a mosque. Its most famous sight is the medieval fortress of Ustra
Ustren
Village in Sofia City, Bulgaria
Tresonče near Debar. The local cultural center, known in Bulgarian as a chitalishte, was founded in 1919 and is named after the Bulgarian revolutionary Hristo
Mirovyane
Town in Koprivshtitsa municipality, Sofia oblast, Bulgaria
1876, Kalachev most (1813) the Hadzhi Nencho Palaveev Community Centre (chitalishte) (1869) the Sts. Cyril and Methodius School (1837), the first class school
Koprivshtitsa
Place in Sliven Province, Bulgaria
Church of Saints Cyril and Methodius was constructed in 1887. The local chitalishte "Desko Krastev–1902" was established in 1902. Asenovets lies in a fertile
Asenovets
Bulgarian politician and diplomat (1837–1921)
Statute of the Bulgarian Exarchate on 14 May 1871. He was an editor of the Chitalishte magazine until 1871 and of the Vek newspaper in 1874–1876, both issued
Marko_Balabanov
Village in Sofia City, Bulgaria
frescoes and icons. The local cultural center, known in Bulgarian as a chitalishte, was founded in 1929 and is named Prosveta, meaning enlightenment. "Tables
Katina,_Bulgaria
Community centre for the working class
DP gained a majority in the Turkish Grand National Assembly in 1951. Chitalishte Folkpark Kominkan Mechanics' institutes Narodny dim Village Institutes
People's_House
Village in Bulgaria
Nearly all inhabitants are ethnic Bulgarians (97%). The mayor's office Chitalishte "Saglasie" Elementary school "Vasil Levski" Wikimedia Commons has media
Balgarovo
Place in Plovdiv Province, Bulgaria
Tsarimir Tsereterevo A landscape of the municipality The chitalishte of Tsereterevo The chitalishte of Lyuben The church of Tsereterevo "Tables of Persons
Saedinenie_Municipality
Village in Sofia City, Bulgaria
dates from 1880. The local cultural center, known in Bulgarian as a chitalishte, was founded in 1921 and is named Izgrev, meaning “dawn”. "Tables of
Voluyak
Place in Targovishte, Bulgaria
in Razboyna during the communist rule. There is a community centre (chitalishte) in the village, registered as number 2750 by the Ministry of Culture
Razboyna, Targovishte Province
Razboyna,_Targovishte_Province
Village in Bulgaria
1883 a school was opened and in 1898 a neoclassical community center (chitalishte) was built. After the Balkan War began in 1912, 2 people from Akchar
Archar_(village)
City in Bulgaria
the fortress Tuida with the Sinite Kamani in the background TPP Sliven Chitalishte Zora "National Statistical Institute - Main Towns Census 2011". Archived
Sliven
Village in Pazardzhik Province, Bulgaria
Levski Левски Village Chitalishte Hristo Botev in Levski. Levski Location of Levski Coordinates: 42°21′58″N 24°16′53″E / 42.36611°N 24.28139°E / 42
Levski,_Pazardzhik_Province
Place in Pleven, Bulgaria
Theotokos, built between 1880 and 1886, as well as a community centre (chitalishte) named after Neofit Rilski. In Ottoman Turkish, it was known as Tirsinik
Trastenik
Place in Sliven, Bulgaria
to the percentage of Bulgarians to Romani. The town cultural center (Chitalishte / Читалище) was founded in 1898 and is called "Prosveta", which means
Shivachevo
Bulgarian Roman Catholic archbishop
Rakovski and Chiprovtsi, are named after him, as is a community centre (chitalishte) in the Banat Bulgarian village of Asenovo, Pleven Province. Parchevich
Petar_Parchevich
Russian soldier and a Bulgarian girl In 1903 a Library/Cultural club - Chitalishte "Probuda"(Revival) in Totleben village was established by 19 citizens
Totleben,_Bulgaria
City in Bulgaria
was established in 1846, with Petko Slaveykov being a teacher there; a chitalishte was also built. Industrial development began after the Second World War
Targovishte
Place in Plovdiv Province, Bulgaria
Island in the South Shetland Islands, Antarctica is named after Starosel. Chitalishte "Geo Milev" Aerial view of the village Local kindergarten Thracian tomb
Starosel
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