FAQ
How can I visit the Palace?
Visits are in groups and include a historical talk in Bulgarian. Bookings are made online through the calendar on the website.
Can I visit the palace on my own?
Individual visits outside a group are not available. You can, however, book a place on a group visit.
How many people can be included in one booking?
Up to 15 visitors per booking.
Are tickets issued by name?
Yes. Tickets are valid only for the visitors on the group’s list. Please give the names of all visitors when booking.
Can I change the date or get a refund?
Date changes are not possible and payments are non-refundable.
What documents do I need to bring?
An ID card – it is required to pass through the security checkpoint and to confirm your identity. Non-EU citizens must present a passport.
Can children visit the palace?
Children aged 10 and over are admitted to the building, except for cases and events with special permission.
Is the Palace accessible for people with reduced mobility?
Yes, access to the building is provided upon prior notice. Please mention this in the notes when booking.
How do I get to the Palace?
Visitors enter through the East Entrance of the park, on the side of the Vrana Farm. By public transport: take the metro to Tsarigradsko Shose station, then bus 185 or E186 (about 25–45 minutes, depending on traffic).
Can I come by car?
Private cars are not allowed. Coaches for organized groups stop outside the park, except in exceptional cases.
What language is the talk in?
Bulgarian.
Is there a dress code?
Clothing appropriate to the historical character of the palace and the chapel is required.
Is there a fee for the park?
There is currently no separate fee for the park. The park is state property, and the visiting rules for the palace do not cover its access regime.
Can I hold an event at the Palace?
The palace offers opportunities for weddings, photo shoots and private events. Contact us at info@dvoretz-vrana.bg.
How can I support the Fund?
The Fund accepts donations, for which it issues a deed of donation. Find out more on the “Funding and Donations” page or at info@dvoretz-vrana.bg.