Vrana Park-Museum is 'Dying,' Warns Tsar Boris and Queen Ioanna Foundation

The 'Tsar Boris and Queen Ioanna' Foundation has issued a stark warning that the Vrana Park-Museum is "dying." The organization announced it has provided Sofia Mayor Vasil Terziev with a position paper outlining proposals for the park's preservation and restoration.

According to the foundation, the park is facing neglect and deterioration. They emphasize the urgent need for action to prevent further degradation of this historically significant site. The foundation's statement highlights their commitment to working with city authorities to find sustainable solutions.

Following meetings held on April 4, the foundation expressed its readiness to collaborate on implementing the proposed measures. The position paper details specific steps required to revive the park, addressing issues such as maintenance, conservation, and public access. The foundation hopes its proposals will spur the city administration into decisive action.

The Vrana Park-Museum, a former royal residence, holds considerable cultural and historical value for Bulgaria. Its current state of decline is a cause for concern among heritage preservationists and the public alike. The foundation's initiative aims to mobilize support and resources to secure the park's future for generations to come.