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Samovodska Charshia (market) square is where the people of nearby Samovodene village came to sell their home-grown produce in the second half of the 19th century. The marketplace flourished and spread down the quaint and cobbled Rakovski street, encompassing various inns (Hadji Nikoli's inn, built 1858, is still there today), bakeries and pastry shops and traditional craft workshops. The whole area underwent serious restoration in the mid 1980s to recreate the bustling marketplace of the early 20th century. In among the beautifully renovated houses from the pre- and post-liberation period the visitor can find workshops for pottery, weapons, copper working, wood carving, weaving, icon painting, Turkish sweets and a bakery.
Other things to note
The light show "Sound and Light" held at the Tsarevets Fortress is one of the city's emblems. Take the time to enjoy it. We can also check for upcoming dates of the show and provide our guests with up-to-date information about upcoming cultural events and concerts in the town.

The Old Town is on a hill is this best explored by walking. Outside of the Old Town, you can choose between yellow local taxis that charge upto 3- 4 euros max or public buses (the closest to the Vine house is on the opposite pavement of ' The Panorama hotel' below the staircase) for a flat rate of 1.5 leva across any part of VT.