History: The first inhabitants in the vicinity of the village were in IV millennium BC. They founded a settlement in the locality "Pchelinya" where in our days were found pottery, tools made of flint and stone. In the same area there are remains of a Thracian settlement that was occupied in the first millennium BC. North of the village there are two mounds, and west - one, which are tombs of Thracian rulers or local heroes lived in the same village.
During the Roman rule / I-IV in AD / at a height called "Kaleto", the Romans built a fort remains of which were well preserved until the end of last century. In the late 18th century Sirakovo has been stolen and burned by the Kardjaliite (robbers and bandits) and restored again in 1890.
Sightseeing: There is a Monument-Memorial of Perished for the Liberation of Bulgaria.
Village of Sirakovo
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