A 4th-century BC tomb with the famous funeral-feast murals, on the UNESCO list since 1979. Visitors enter the exact replica beside it.
The burial of King Seuthes III: a 26 m corridor and three chambers. The famous bronze head of the king was found here.
A temple-tomb with a column in the middle of its round chamber, unique in Thrace. Opened in 1996.
Two tombs 200 m apart: Griffins, named after the reliefs over its door, and Helvetia, with a stone door and funeral bed.
A six-room temple complex whose main chamber is carved from a 60-tonne block, with a painted coffered ceiling.
The burial where the gold mask of a Thracian king was found in 2004; the mask is in the Iskra museum, the mound is seen from the road.
