The city of Ruse is located in the upper part of the right bank of the Danube River. It is considered one of the largest cities in Bulgaria. It is also an important cultural, commercial and industrial center in the country. The Roman camp and castle were established in it in the first century AD, and it was nicknamed "the port of the sixty boats", and since the sixteenth century the city was known by its Ottoman name "Rushok", and it was one of the main cities in the Ottoman Empire, which was reflected in its development economic and cultural. In addition, Ross witnesses a range of multiple cultural events, such as the Russian Carnival, March Music Days, Autumn Arts and Science Days, etc., and offers many accommodation, dining, entertainment and other options.