Top Destinations

Velingrad is a very popular tourist destination, famous for its numerous mineral springs. In terms of abundance and variety of its mineral waters, the city ranks first in Bulgaria. The combination of extremely effective spa services and therapeutic therapies, beautiful nature, and the huge, well-maintained park of Velingrad make it a preferred place for business tourism, youth and family vacations and patients who need a quick recovery after an illness.

Sunny beach is a modern holiday destination stretching along one of the best beaches along the Black sea. The resort was established in the early sixties of the past century. It is the biggest resort in Bulgaria with the longest and widest beach strip, with numerous hotels spread along the beach and among the dunes.

The endless sandy beach and nightlife are matched with a water park and amusement park, and by day you’ll also find a range of activities available, like diving and day trips.

Sozopol today is a romantic oasis for fisherman and artists. Everything here is bright, attractive and conductive to inspiration and creativity. It is no accident that the town hosts the traditional Apollonia Festival of the Arts. Situated on a rocky peninsula jutting deeply into the Black Sea and surrounded by small islands.

Not many cities have managed to retain their historic features quite as successfully as Sofia. Sofia is one of Europe’s oldest cities and has changed hands many times. It’s also been rebuilt many times. So while the city – on the surface – looks modern with its large boulevards and grandiose Soviet-era buildings and monuments, you’ll also see Roman ruins and early Christian churches. The numerous restaurants and entertainment spots offer tasty national and international cuisine. Of course, like in every modern European city in Sofia too, there are casinos, music-halls with variety shows, and many other places of most diverse entertainment.

Tourists visiting the area of Smolyan municipality for the first time remain captivated by the rich history and ethnography of this region. The area offers a wide variety of natural and cultural attractions, tourist destinations, eco-routes and attractions.

One of the most visited places in the region are the Smolyan lakes and the beautiful nature around them, with the opportunities for walking that it offers. If there is a destination that is worth visiting in any season of the year, it is certainly the Rhodopes.

Did you know that the best place to treat bronchial asthma in Europe – is in Bulgaria. The climate and the mineral water of Sandanski work wonders for health. There are over 80 different springs in the city, and the life-giving liquid comes to the surface with a temperature between 42 and 81 degrees Celsius, which allows you to immerse yourself even in outdoor pools throughout the year.

The town of Pomorie is probably one of the most ancient towns on the territory of Bulgaria. It is located on a small rocky peninsula in the middle of the road between Bourgas and Sunny Beach. The beaches of Pomorie are attractive with their soft sand and clear sea. Near Pomorie are the protected areas Blatno Kokiche, Koria, as well as the famous Pomorie Lake, where salt is extracted.

The area of the city has been inhabited since ancient times, as evidenced by the discovery of more than 300 monuments – necropolises, settlements, fortresses, military camps and road facilities. Panagyurishte offers a variety of opportunities for rural, eco, cultural, historical, balneal and hunting tourism in nature, which in combination with fresh air and beautiful architecture, make this place the most desirable tourist destination in Srednogorie area.

One of Bulgaria’s smallest towns is located in the southern part of the Pirin Mountains, amidst a natural fortress of majestic sandstone formations. The drive out to Melnik is rather a pleasant one, following the Struma valley for much of the way, and with fine views across to the Pirin Mountains. This area has been designated a national park and is another Bulgarian entry on UNESCO’s World Heritage List.

Koprivshtitsa is a unique town-museum. Everything here keeps the authentic 19th-century look of the country, something you can’t see anywhere else. The town has this relaxed vibe in it making it perfect for a lazy street wander.
Koprivshtitsa is also stuffed with traditional Bulgarian restaurants you really really need to visit.
Being situated close to the two biggest Bulgarian cities – Sofia and Plovdiv, a visit to Koprivshtitsa is a must for everyone who finds themselves in the country.

Veliko Tarnovo, the medieval capital of Bulgaria, is brought to you with more than 7000 years of history. The houses, stacked one above the other, situated on the sloppy hills of the town show a remarkable, unique architectural style. The bridges, unexpectedly flying over the river, palaces and towers, spectacular museums, ancient columns with writings left by proud rulers, monasteries with unique murals and the Arbanassi fortress-houses.

Borovets is one of the best Bulgarian resorts, located closest to Sofia. Wrapped in snowy woods, this pretty resort offers visitors everything they need to enjoy a relaxing and sporting holiday. Known in the past as Chamkoria and adorned with the glory of great secular events, he still copes with this role. Overflowing with neat traps, pubs, restaurants and bistros, offering all kinds of crazy entertainment, Borovets is dotted with beautiful holiday villages, chic hotels and heavenly places for relaxation and luxury!

Situated in the foothills of proud Vihren peak where the edelweiss grows and wild goats roam. Bansko is Bulgaria’s ski center with a long, sunny winter, lasting snow cover, ski season from December through May, three ski centers with excellent ski pistes and equipment. If hitting the slopes isn’t your cup of tea, there’s plenty of other activities to keep you engaged! Apart from playing lots of boardgames, one popular pastime is to visit the hot springs of Banya, where there are several pools available to soak in the natural thermal waters.

The village of Arbanassi is situated in a sunny mountainous area, 4 km from Veliko Tarnovo. In 1838 Sultan Suleiman second gave the village to his son-in-law as a present, thus freeing its inhabitants of ruinous taxes and the central government. This enabled them to engage in profitable crafts and trade. Their surviving homes are a witness of their prosperity. The Arbanassi houses, which resemble minor fortress, are a unique phenomenon in the National Revival building tradition.

Bourgas is an extremely beautiful city. It is no coincidence that it is one of the most chosen cities by tourists on our Black Sea coast. The sea is just one of the advantages of this city. If you are wondering where to go on vacation or how to have a good time, Burgas area is your place! The most beautiful Sea Garden is in the Burgas. f you go to the city of Burgas you can visit the impressive island of St. Anastasia. There is a special boat that will take you to the island and there you will have the opportunity to tour it, eat in one of the restaurants, visit the church and the museum.

Captivating and different from any other town! Picturesquely situated on hills, which rise unexpectedly in the Thracian plain along the quietly flowing waters of the Maritsa River. More ancient than Bulgaria itself, the city preserves the eternal values of its six-millennia-long history like a huge pantheon. Plovdiv is a paradise for each and every wine-lover and some of the world top events in this branch are held here. It also has one of the longest pedestrian streets in Europe, which is a perfect place to indulge in some retail therapy. With its central location, Plovdiv is perfect for day-trips or even more. 

Varna is a beautiful seaside city with a rich and turbulent history, exciting modernity and intriguing future, which attracts not only with the variety of cultural and entertainment events, natural beauty and favorable climate, but also with the desire to develop, renew and contribute to the positive image of Bulgaria. Varna has an impressive nightlife and many say that “the city never sleeps”. During the summer months it is almost impossible to find a closed bar or club at night. Many of the summer bars and restaurants are located directly on the beach, close to the Sea Garden.