When you walk around Razgrad, it’s hard not to start looking up. Beyond the main clock tower standing tall in the center, the city has this surprisingly fun obsession with adding "tower-like" touches to regular buildings.
Everywhere you look, there are little turrets peeking out over grapevines and octagonal corner nooks tucked under tiled roofs—some even have old dates like 1926 carved right into the plaster. It gives everyday houses a quirky, almost mini-castle vibe that you just don't expect.
What I love most is how these fun architectural quirks pop up on all kinds of places. You’ll spot a overhang sticking out over a sidewalk, a rounded balcony resting on stone pillars, or fancy iron railings squeezed under a roof peak.
Whether it’s an old neighborhood house, a freshly painted home, or a cozy street-side coffee shop, these fun details add so much charm and character to a simple walk around town.
