Miravci is a rather old village, although the area has long been inhabited.
One of the most famous landmarks is the "White Bridge" located a few kilometers west on the Old River.
It is sometimes called the "Roman bridge" although it was most likely built during the Ottoman empire's occupation.
Near the bridge an archeological site known as Markovi kuli (Markov's towers) has been excavated.
Above the village of Davidovo is a small church known as the monastery St. Ilija (Elijah) -- a prominent local landmark seen from the highway.

Petrovo village is considered the oldest settlement in the district.
Many of the villagers were said to have fled from the Turkish army several centuries ago to form an old village called Petrovo (now Agios Petros) in modern-day Greece.

The scrub-covered hills of the district have long lured both hunters and rebels to their cover.
Anti-Ottoman komiti bands and later anti-Fascist partisan bands operated there.
The Nazi German army burned the villages of Petrovo and nearby Gabrovo in October 1944.
Miravci is a rather old village, although the area has long been inhabited. One of the most famous landmarks is the "White Bridge" located a few kilometers west on the Old River. It is sometimes called the "Roman bridge" although it was most likely built during the Ottoman empire's occupation. Near the bridge an archeological site known as Markovi kuli (Markov's towers) has been excavated. Above the village of Davidovo is a small church known as the monastery St. Ilija (Elijah) -- a prominent local landmark seen from the highway.
Petrovo village is considered the oldest settlement in the district. Many of the villagers were said to have fled from the Turkish army several centuries ago to form an old village called Petrovo (now Agios Petros) in modern-day Greece.
The scrub-covered hills of the district have long lured both hunters and rebels to their cover. Anti-Ottoman komiti bands and later anti-Fascist partisan bands operated there. The Nazi German army burned the villages of Petrovo and nearby Gabrovo in October 1944.
Miravci