BULGARIA
DISCOVER BULGARIA WITH US
BLACK SEA
Experience the allure of Bulgaria's Black Sea coast, renowned for its expansive sandy beaches, crystal-clear waters, and a variety of resorts catering to all tastes. Whether you're here with family, seeking adventure, or looking for peace, Bulgaria's coast has something for everyone.
WINE AND CUISINE
Bulgaria offers quality wines from
five regions and unique grapes like Mavrud and Melnik. Its cuisine blends
Balkan, Mediterranean, and Ottoman flavors
with dishes like Banitsa and Shopska Salad, showcasing local staples like sirene cheese and yogurt.
RICH HISTORY & CULTURE
Bulgaria is a land of deep history, with
ancient Thracian ruins, the medieval beauty of Veliko Tarnovo, and the spiritual
Rila Monastery. The country’s rich cultural heritage is reflected in its vibrant folk music, dance, and
distinct architecture from the Bulgarian Renaissance. These elements come together to create a destination full of fascinating history and traditions.
STUNNING NATURE & LANDSCAPES
Bulgaria's
diverse landscapes range from the towering peaks of the Rila and Pirin Mountains to the tranquil shores of the Black Sea. With
vast forests, crystal-clear lakes, and breathtaking valleys, it’s a natural paradise. Explore the Seven Rila Lakes, hike through pristine
national parks, or relax on the picturesque beaches of the Black Sea coast
DID YOU KNOW?
Home to the Oldest Gold Treasure in the World
Bulgaria is home to the Varna Necropolis, which contains the world’s oldest known gold treasure, dating back to around 4,500 BC. This discovery in the Black Sea city of Varna is a testament to the advanced civilization that existed in the region thousands of years ago.
Cyrillic Alphabet was Created in Bulgaria
The Cyrillic alphabet, used by millions across Eastern Europe and Central Asia, was developed by Saints Cyril and Methodius, two Byzantine brothers from Bulgaria, in the 9th century. Today, it’s the official alphabet in countries like Russia, Serbia, and Ukraine
The Only Country Without a Name Change in Over 1,000 Years
Bulgaria is one of the few countries in the world that has maintained the same name for over 1,300 years. The country has not undergone a name change since its establishment as the First Bulgarian Empire in 681 AD.
Bulgaria Has One of the Oldest European Cities
The city of Plovdiv is over 6,000 years old, making it one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in Europe. It has been home to Thracians, Romans, and Ottomans, and today, it boasts impressive ancient ruins and a vibrant cultural scene.
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Bulgaria: Where Ancient Legends Meet Mountain Majesty
Tucked between the Black Sea and the Balkan Mountains, Bulgaria is a treasure trove of rich history, diverse landscapes, and vibrant traditions. From the golden beaches of the coast to centuries-old monasteries and snow-capped peaks, Bulgaria is a land of contrasts and discovery. With Cape Travel, immerse yourself in timeless villages, Thracian ruins, and natural wonders as you journey through one of Europe’s most underrated gems.
Sofia
The capital city is a charming blend of East and West, with Roman ruins beneath its streets and Orthodox domes above. Visit the majestic Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, explore the ancient Serdica complex, and relax in one of the city’s many parks and thermal springs.
Plovdiv
Europe’s oldest continuously inhabited city, Plovdiv boasts a beautifully preserved Roman amphitheater, colorful 19th-century Revival houses, and a buzzing creative district. Walk the cobbled streets of the Old Town and experience Bulgaria’s cultural heartbeat.
Rila Monastery
A spiritual and architectural masterpiece nestled in the Rila Mountains, this UNESCO World Heritage Site features vivid frescoes, intricate woodwork, and a peaceful setting surrounded by forested peaks.
Veliko Tarnovo
The medieval capital of the Bulgarian Empire, Veliko Tarnovo is known for its dramatic hilltop setting and the Tsarevets Fortress. Watch the Sound and Light show at night for a truly magical experience.
Bansko and the Pirin Mountains
A year-round mountain escape: ski in winter, hike in summer, and explore traditional taverns with live folk music. Bansko is the perfect base for outdoor lovers and culture seekers alike.
The Black Sea Coast
Golden sands, charming seaside towns, and ancient history await along Bulgaria’s coast. Visit Nessebar, a UNESCO-listed town with cobbled lanes and Byzantine churches, or soak up the sun in vibrant resorts like Sunny Beach and Sozopol.
