Bulgaria’s untold history
Explore ancient ruins and sacred sites.
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Tucked into the Balkan Mountains, Bulgaria shines as a natural gem. Along the Black Sea, preside over the stunning turquoise sea by sailing, surfing, fishing, or relaxing on the beach. Hike, rock-climb and explore caves and rock formations spread across the snow-capped mountains. On the Sofia Plain, the capital city of Sofia demonstrates a 7000-year history through excavations from the stone and bronze eras. Vivid images of past lifetimes hang throughout Plovdiv, Bulgaria’s second-largest city, remembered through Byzantine walls and Renaissance mansions. Explore vibrant arts and culture framed in the serene nature of Bulgaria
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Taste Bulgaria
Experience local dishes and traditions.
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Discover Bulgaria’s wines
A journey of vineyards and legends.
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Discover Bulgaria’s water wonders
From wild seashores to peaceful lake escapes.
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Bulgaria, behind the scenes
A journey of culture, craft, and quiet corners.
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Plan your eco-adventure in Bulgaria
Have endless adventures by wheel or foot.
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Through the Grapevine
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Ancient Balkan Towns
Your definitive guide to these seldom-visited places!