Top sights in Bulgaria

The “Etar” Open-air Ethnographic Museum is located 8 km south of Gabrovo. This unusual museum was established by the Gabrovo citizen Lazar Donkov (1908-1976). O...

Mount Ruen is 2251 m high and is the highest in Osogovska mountain (the fifth highest in Bulgaria after Mount Moussala, Mount Vihren, Mount Botev and Mount Cher...

The Thracian tomb is located in the northern part of the town of Kazanlak. It was opened in 1944. The tomb is the only monument to the art of painting of the ea...

The town of Balchik lies 40 km to the North-East of Varna and is situated on the very sea coast. It is famous for its Botanical garden and the Palace of the Rom...

The Kordopulov’s house, built in 1754 year, has belonged to the rich and well-recognized family Kordopulovs in Melnik. It has a ground floor in which there is a...

The "Dyavolskoto garlo" is an abyss cave and is one of the phenomena of the Trigrad gorge. An artificially excavated tunnel with a length of 150 m leads to an i...

The Seven Rila Lakes are situated on thenorthern slope of Mount Damka, which is surrounded by the mounts Suhiya chal, Otovishki and Haramiyata in the northwest...

The Museum of History in Stara Zagora was founded in 1907. In 2000 it is awarded the statute of a Regional museum and encompasses Haskovo district as well. One ...

The Ivanovski Tsarkvi complex is a monument of world importance, entered in the Register of the World Cultural Heritage since 1979. It consist of medieval churc...

The Buynovo gorge is an amazingly beautiful natural sight, created by the rough mountainous waters that have cut the limestone rocks. It is situated on the two ...

The Ethnographic Museum in Plovdiv is situated in a beautiful house of the National Revival period, built in 1847. the exposition is divided in 5 departments an...

Zlatograd municipality is spread on a territory of 175.8 km2. It has common borders with the municipalities of Kirkovo and Dzhebel (to the east), Nedelino (to t...