The town of Boboshevo has a population of about 1 500 inhabitants and lies 56 km southeast of the district town. The town is a municipal centre with 11 component settlements. The town lies on the banks of the Struma River. Within the limits of the municipality have been discovered remains of an ancient settlement from II-IVc. To the south of the town there is an ancient necropolis. The town's name is mentioned for the first time in 1526 in the Ottoman registry books.

Among the tourist sights are: the churches "St. Anastasii" from 1666, "St. Iliya" from 1678, the remains of the "St. Todor" church from XIII-XIVc. and the Boboshevo Monastery. Within the region of Boboshevo there is also a winery.

Tourist sights

The Boboshevo "Saint Dimiter" Monastery is located on the eastern slope of the Ruen peak at a distance of 4 km from the town of Boboshevo. The Monastery is founded during the Second Bulgarian Kingdom. From the old monastery complex has remained only the church which is decorated with magnificent murals. It is a single-nave church with semi-cylindrical vault and a double-layer roof. The mural paintings in the church follow the Christian temples decoration system typical for the Middle Ages.