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Church of Sveta Troiitsa
The Church of Sveta Troiitsa, located in a leafy area near the main square, is a quite large, almost Gothic-looking structure built in 1871. It has some compelling icons and frescoes, and sells the usual religious paraphernalia. The kindly caretaker heatedly denies that the curious triangle and all-seeing eye inscribed on the outside wall comprise a Masonic symbol - a question she is frequently asked by tourists. Outside the church is a fountain with cold drinking water.
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Ethnographic Museum
The Ethnographic Museum, about 200m west of the Exhibition Hall, is also worth a peek.
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Exhibition Hall of Carpets & Woodcarving
The Exhibition Hall of Carpets & Woodcarving, 500m northwest of the bus station, exhibits and sells examples of the famed Kotel style of carpets.
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History Museum
The town's best museum is the History Museum, on the central square, which presents items dating from 19th-century revolutionary times, and Georgi Rakovski's mammoth mausoleum.
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