Top sights in Bulgaria

The Navy Museum is established in an elegant building not far from the sea. There is also an open-air exposition where authentic sea-going vessels are shown.The...

The Shumen fortress is situated about 3 km westwards from the suburbs of the modern town. It is at the very end of the Shumen plateau. The imposing south-east ...

The monastery in Ossenovlag with the official name “Holy Virgin”, also known as Sedemte Prestola, was built in the beautiful valley of the smal River Gabrovnits...

In the outskirts of Razgrad one of the greatest archaeological objects in the country is situated – the town of Abritus. There was a Thracian settlement in this...

Nessebar is one of the oldest towns in Europe and the richest in architectural monuments from medieval Bulgaria.Thracian era: The first settlement on the penins...

Mount Botev is located in Middle Stara Planina and is its highest peak – 2376 m. it is the third highest peak in the country after Moussala and Vihren.The peak ...

This is the most majestic monument to the Russian military glory and the Bulgarian-Russian friendship. It was established in memory of the 100 anniversary from ...

The Memorial Complex “Guardians of Stara Zagora 1877” was built in 1977 and is a 50-m high monument. It immortalises the heroism of Russians and Bulgarians duri...

Rozhen monastery is the biggest of its kind in the Pirin region and one of the several medieval Bulgarian monasteries that have been preserved relatively intact...

The chronicles of Arbanasi begins with Syuleiman the Great's firman of 1538, which grants the lands of the modern villages and towns Arbanasi, Lyaskovets, Gorna...

The Museum of History houses approximately 30,000 exhibits divided into several basic collections: Ethnographic, Archaeological, Art, Photographic, Documentary....

Perperikon is situated in the Eastern Rhodopes, some 15 km from the town of Kurdjali. It is towering from a rocky peak at a height of 470 m.The auriferous Perpe...