An outdoor information sign stands prominently in the city of Kyulevcha, Bulgaria

An outdoor information sign stands prominently in the city of Kyulevcha, Bulgaria. The rectangular, dark brown sign is primarily covered with white text, detailing information about a fortress in Bulgarian (two sections) and English (one section). The English text describes the fortress's excellent strategic position, irregular shape, walls built of massive cut blocks, and the Great Gate located in the center of the northern wall, protected by two pentagonal towers. It notes masonry walls preserved up to 2 meters, foundations of barracks, and a small church inside. The text also mentions "Matora Fortress" from 1388, its conquest by Turks, and its role in protecting former Bulgarian capitals Pliska and Preslav. In the upper right corner of the sign, logos are visible for "РЕГИОНАЛЕН ИСТОРИЧЕСКИ МУЗЕЙ ШУМЕН" (Regional Historical Museum Shumen) and "С подкрепата на BILLA" (With the support of BILLA). The sign is supported by two rusted brown metal posts embedded in the ground. Behind the sign, a section of a stone wall is visible, constructed from large, rough-hewn, grey rectangular blocks. The ground directly beneath the sign and around its posts consists of sparse, dry green and brown grass with scattered small rocks. Above the stone wall and the sign, the sky is light blue with scattered white, wispy clouds. No individuals or specific actions are depicted in the scene.