did not retain control for long as Bulgaria had signed an armistice with the Allies by the end of the month. Places of interest The village of Baykalsko is a quiet and beautifully preserved natural settlement. The old church of Sveta Bogoroditsa, partially destroyed and rebuilt in the 19th century, has a recently restored, historic bell tower. A new cemetery bears the remains of generations on the opposite side of the village. The mayor's office and the post office are located across from the church of Bogoroditsa. The village is home to fewer elderly people and a growing population of seasonal visitors. Natural trails leading in and about nearby Konyavo Mountain, and the Choklyovo Marsh (, ), are tourist attractions of Baykalsko. The old name of the village, Choklyovo, has not been restored to date. The marsh of Choklyovo is a preserved area (Regional Environment and Waters Inspectorate — Sofia), as it is the natural habitat of rare bird species and a repository of therapeutic mud. The village overlooking the lake consists of small houses traditionally made of mud and sticks. There is some small-scale construction from the 1970s and 1980s and several newer villas. Legend has it that a Medieval ruler, settled opposite the lake, issued a decree for all houses to face in his direction. Baykalsko may be reached by bus from Sofia or Kyustendil, or by train via Zemen. Bed & breakfast accommodations are available by arrangement. Radomir is the boza capital of Bulgaria, often called Bozenburg. Sport The town is home to the FK Strumska Slava football team. Royalty Radomir (1000–?) was also the name of a Bulgarian prince. Radomir was the surname of Gavril Radomir of Bulgaria (Bulgarian: Гаврил Радомир), who ruled Bulgaria from October 1014 to August 1015. Religion The primary religion of the city's residents is Eastern Orthodox Christianity. The religion played a main role in the daily life of many residents of the city. Notable people Born in Radomir Bogomil Bonev (1957 –), politician Bogomil Simeonov (1922 – 1991), actor Svetoslav Minkov (1902 – 1966), writer Asen Daskalov (1899 – 1925), revolutionary Simeon Ananiev (1955 –), scientist Simeon Idakiev (1941 –), journalist and adventurer Died in Radomir Georgi Madzharov (1870 – 1923), educationalist Zlatan Bojkiev (1822 – ?), revolutionary Kliment Hadzhov (1878 – 1948), educationalist Connected with Radomir Zinovii Poppetrov (1838 – 1911), archimandrite Honour Radomir Knoll on Livingston Island in the