The ethnographical complex – the craft street in Aytos, turned into a small ethnographical complex, is called after the name of the plant “Genger”. The place is nice, quiet, calm and green. The complex has a small hotel in an old-fashioned kind, a tavern, a cafe with a nice playground, a shop for pottery, a workshop for fine arts and a workshop for pottery, which is traditional craft in Aytos. It is followed by a quiet green path with a small river. On one side of that path, there are high stone hills, on which you can see clumps of the rare plant “Genger”;

Genger – protected plant and an extremely rare species in Bulgaria;

The three brothers – a natural rock phenomenon. Once upon a time there were three brothers giants, defenders of the weak and oppressed people. They waged heroic struggles, and the rocks on which they stepped bend under their weight. Their footsteps were as big as tanks. All day the brothers fought and in the evening they came back to rest. To hide themselves from enemies, they turned into three scales. So day after day, the three brothers were fighting with the invaders in Aytos lands. From then until now their huge rock bodies rise above the city and watch for the peace of the residents.