Destinations

Sveta Nedelya Cathedral Church has a rich history dating back over 1000 years. Initially, the temple was known as Holy King’s Church as it housed...

The Stone Wedding nature phenomenon near the town of Kardzhali, Bulgaria, is an awe-inspiring landmark that has captivated the hearts of visitors for generations. Located close to the village of Zimzelen, only 3 km from Kardzhali, in Southern Bulgaria.

Nestled on the western slopes of Rila Mountain, the Stob Pyramids are one of Bulgaria's most captivating natural wonders. These unique rock formations, standing between 6 and 12 meters tall, are a stunning testament to nature's artistry.

The Sofia Synagogue is a magnificent testament to Bulgaria’s rich cultural tapestry and architectural heritage. This unique Jewish house of worship, one of the largest synagogues in Europe, is a spiritual center and a symbol of the city’s diverse religious history.

Built in the 4th century AD under Emperor Constantine the Great, the Saint George Rotunda initially honored Apollo. This circular tower, among Sofia's oldest, is a testament to the city's rich cultural tapestry.

The Basarbovski rock monastery is a testament to the unwavering faith and dedication of Bulgarian Hesychast monks who carved their chapels and cells into the limestone rocks.

The Rila Monastery, located in the Rila Mountains in Bulgaria, is one of the country’s most essential and well-known monasteries.

Pirin National Park, located in the Pirin Mountains of southwest Bulgaria, is a protected area designated as a UNESCO Heritage Site since 1983. The...

Perperikon is an ancient city on a rocky peak at 470 meters in the Eastern Rhodopes. It is a sacred rock city, a capital,...

Mezek and Fort Kaleto are two historical landmarks that make the village of Mezek a must-visit destination, even though it is located on the...

The Evksinograd residence is a unique historical landmark on the Black Sea coast, just 8 km north of Varna. Situated on a three-kilometer stretch of coastline,...

Located near the historic city of Veliko Tarnovo, the Etara Museum is a remarkable open-air ethnographic museum that offers visitors a unique glimpse into Bulgaria's Revival Era.