Church school

The Cell School in Kyustendil is an important cultural and historical site that preserves the memory of early Bulgarian education during the National Revival period. These traditional schools, usually located near churches, played a crucial role in teaching reading, writing, and religious studies to local children. The preserved building showcases the simple interior, wooden furnishings, and educational materials typical of the era. Today, the Cell School stands as a valuable monument to Kyustendil’s educational heritage, offering visitors insight into the beginnings of formal learning in the region.