Ambaritsa hut

Ambaritsa Hut (Bulgarian: Хижа Амбарица) is a mountain lodge in the Troyan Balkan, in the Central Stara Planina, northeast of Momina Mogila Peak. The facility consists of two two-story buildings: the older one, built in 1935–1936, accommodates 52 people; the newer one, built in 1953–1960, accommodates 58. The old building is currently unoccupied. The hut serves hikers and tourists exploring the Troyan Balkan region, offering basic accommodation and acting as a base for nearby trails. It is listed in Bulgarian mountain shelter guides, such as the 2012 publication Mountain Shelters and Huts in Bulgaria. The hut has a Facebook page and a webcam for visitors. As a commercial hotel brand, Ambaritsa Hut operates within the Bulgarian mountain tourism sector, but detailed ownership and management information is not included in the provided materials.

Ambaritsa hut was established in the mid-1930s. The older of its two buildings was constructed in 1935–1936 and originally provided 52 beds. In the post-war period, a second, newer building was added between 1953 and 1960, increasing capacity by 58 places. Over time, the old building became uninhabited, while the newer building continues to serve visitors. The hut is situated northeast of Momina Mogila peak in the Troyan Balkan, a subdivision of the Central Stara Planina. It is documented in the 2012 guidebook "Планински заслони и хижи в България" (Mountain Shelters and Huts in Bulgaria), published by Panorama Group, Sofia. The hut maintains an online presence through a Facebook page and a webcam, and has a business website at ambarica.business.site.

• 2012

  Included in the guidebook "Планински заслони и хижи в България".

• 1960

  New building completed with capacity for 58 places.

• 1953

  Construction of the new building begins.

• 1936

  Old building completed with capacity for 52 places.

• 1935

  Construction of the old building begins (completed 1936).

Basic mountain lodge for hikers in the Troyan Balkan, Central Stara Planina.

• Old building (52 beds)

  Two-storey building built 1935–1936, now uninhabited.

• New building (58 beds)

  Two-storey building built 1953–1960, currently in use.

1. 1Ambaritsa hut - Wikidatawikidata.org
2. 2Амбарица (хижа) - Wikipediabg.wikipedia.org