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Among the must-see attractions in Bulgaria, there is the capital Sofia with its many museums and historical churches, such as the Alexander Nevski Cathedral. Do not miss the Rila Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Nature lovers will appreciate the Rila Mountains and the Black Sea beaches, such as those in Varna and Burgas. A tailor-made trip to Bulgaria will allow you to discover these wonders at your own pace.
The best time to visit Bulgaria depends on your preferences. For enjoying the beaches and warm climate, summer (from June to September) is ideal. Winter sports enthusiasts will prefer winter (from December to March) for skiing. Spring and autumn offer mild temperatures and are perfect for hiking and cultural discovery.
Bulgaria offers a multitude of activities for all tastes. Hiking in the Rila and Pirin Mountains is very popular. The Black Sea resorts offer water sports and relaxing beaches. For history enthusiasts, visits to museums and archaeological sites are a must. A tailor-made trip will allow you to choose the activities that best suit you.
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Browse the directoryBrowse the directoryYes, Bulgaria is an ideal destination for families. With its amusement parks, safe beaches, and numerous outdoor activities, there is something for all ages. Children will especially enjoy visits to zoos and nature parks.
Bulgarian cuisine is rich and varied. Among the typical dishes, there is shopska salata, a salad of tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, and cheese, as well as sarmi, cabbage leaves stuffed with meat and rice. Banitsa, a cheese-filled pastry, is also very popular.
Getting around Bulgaria is relatively easy. Major cities are well served by public transportation, including buses and trams. For longer journeys, trains and intercity buses are convenient. Renting a car is also an option for those who wish to explore the country at their own pace.
Bulgaria is known for its craft products and local specialties. Among the souvenirs to bring back, there are Bulgarian roses, used to make essential oils and cosmetics. Traditional pottery and embroidered textiles are also highly valued.
The official language of Bulgaria is Bulgarian. However, in tourist areas and major cities, English is often spoken, especially by younger generations and tourism professionals. Russian is also understood by part of the population.
