The village of Batsova mahala is located on the left bank of the Osam River, about 30 km northeast of the regional centre of Pleven. During the Roman Empire, a road from Melta / Lovech/ to Nikopol. On this road, the old village of Zevgelia appeared, which was preserved almost until the end of the Ottoman rule. One of the reasons for the disappearance of the village was the relocation of the people to the house of the shepherd Batzo from Mechen in order to protect themselves from the attacks of the people from Kurdzhali and Circassians who were moving on these roads. Another reason for Zevgelia's resettlement was a plague epidemic. It may have been the name of the neighbouring Meadow since then. The village took the name of the shepherd Batso and began to be called Batsova mahala.

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Community center “Zora-1905”

Community center “Zora-1905”
Administrative objects

The amateur activity of the village is carried out in the community center. It prepares and organizes events for the more important holidays of the village.

Address: Batsova mahala, 5927, 35 Georgi Dimitrov Street
Protected Area “Eliata”

Protected Area “Eliata”
Landmarks

The Protected Area “Eliata” has an area of 331.5 decares with a characteristic riparian forest with separate centuries-old trees in the land of the village of Batsova Mahala. Announced by order № 282 / 10.04.1981

Address: Batsova mahala
Church “St. Andrew the First-Called”

Church “St. Andrew the First-Called”
Cultural landmarks

The construction of the church “St. Andrew the First-Called” began in 2011 and its consecration took place in December 2015.

Address: Batsova mahala