Koprivshtitsa is one of the most beautiful Bulgarian revival towns and preferred tourist destinations in the country. Because of its unique Revival architecture, the town is listed as an architectural-historic reserve, in which the most prominent landmarks are the house-museums of Georgi Benkovski, Todor Kableshkov, Dimcho Debelyanov, Lyuben Karavelov, the churches Uspenie Bogorodichno and st Nikolay. A birth-place of plenty of national heroes, poets and writers, Koprivshtitsa is also famous for its numerous old bridges and water taps. But it is not only the charm of ancient architecture that makes Koprivshtitsa so appealing. The town is located in the basin of the river Topolnitsa between the mountains Sredna Gora and Stara Planina. It is the splendid intact nature that attracts a countless number of great outdoors enthusiasts. Koprivshtitsa is the home base for several marked routes, some of which lead to the localities Chumina and Panekov vrah, to peak Bogdan, from which river Topolnitsa rises and others.

Guest House Mavrudievi is located in the center of Kopribshtitsa on the right (if coming form north) bank of the river Topolnitsa. There is an asphalt road leading to the house, with parking space.