Geographically, historically and spiritually Sofia is a part of the Balkan Peninsula: a place related to various cultures, emotions and world outlook. The Capital City of Bulgaria is one of the oldest of all European cities. Sofia has existed as a settlement not less than 7000 years ago and has been Bulgaria’s capital for the past 120 years...

Plovdiv is situated in the western part of the Upper Thracian valley. The city is located 150 km from the capital Sofia, 19 km from Asenovgrad, 102 km from Smolyan, 90 km from Stara Zagora. It ranks as the second Bulgarian city in population and size after the capital. The district of Plovdiv is one of the most significant regions in Bulgaria with ....

The city of Varna is about thousand years old. Due to its favourable geographic location, the place was first inhabited by an ancient Thracian tribe, Corbisi, which had a small fishermen settlement there. In the 6th century BC a Greek polis, named Odessos, emerged there. The town became a fishing and farming colony, which soon turned into commercial hub...

The city of Bourgas has a population of almost 200,000 people according to recent data, and is the second largest city at the Bulgarian Black Sea coast. It is also the fourth largest city in the country, following Sofia, Plovdiv and connecting Varna...

Vidin is situated at 199 km north-west of Sofia, on the right bank of Dunabe it is linked with Kalafat town (in Romania) by a ferry. A major factor making the city a resort is the availability of mineral water.

Vidin is one of the oldest towns along the Bulgarian Danube bank.....

Veliko Tarnovo – a capital of the second Bulgarian Kingdom.
The town of Veliko Tarnovo (population 74 800 inhabitants) is situated in central Bulgaria, at the foot of Stara planina, 210 meters above the sea level. It is regally situated along the historical hills of Tsarevets, Trapezitza, and Sveta Gora, on the two banks of the Iantra River...