Destinations

The Asenova fortress (Asenova Krepost), located in the Chernatitsa region of the Rhodopes, symbolizes Asenovgrad. The fortress is on a rock on the Mogilata ridge, overlooking the Asenovgrad-Smolyan highway and the Asenitsa River

Baba Vida, or Babini Vidini Kuli, stands as Vidin, Bulgaria's medieval masterpiece. It's the country's best-preserved fortress, echoing the tales of its medieval rulers.

Discover Bulgaria’s National Assembly Building in Sofia, its origins in 1884, neo-Renaissance design, yellow cobblestone setting, and place in Bulgarian history.

Cape Emine marks the easternmost point of the Balkan Mountain and offers a unique, inspiring experience for visitors. Located just 79 kilometers south of Varna, 54 kilometers north of Burgas, and 14 kilometers south of Obzor, this natural landmark serves as a boundary between the Northern and Southern Black Sea coasts.

The Karanovo Culture was a prominent Neolithic and Chalcolithic civilization in southeastern Bulgaria, spanning approximately 6200-4250 BC. It played a significant role in shaping the region’s early history and interacted with neighboring cultures.

Kozarnika Cave may appear to be just another modest hole in the limestone hills of northwestern Bulgaria, but it holds some of the most...

In 1926, Karel Škorpil introduced the world to the Mishkova Niva cult complex through his detailed monograph. He captivated readers with descriptions of a...

Uncover the mystery of Hlyabovo's ancient dolmens in the Haskovo region. These structures form the most extensive collection in the Sakar mountain range and beyond.

The Dragalevski Monastery symbolizes Bulgaria's rich cultural and historical heritage. First mentioned in the Vitosha golden seal of Bulgarian King Ivan Shishman (1371-1393), the...

Georgian-origin Byzantine commander Gregory Bakuriani founded the Bachkovo Monastery in 1083. It’s the second-largest in Bulgaria and one of three Stavropegial monasteries. The monastery...

Serdica Ancient Complex in Sofia is a unique combination of various areas that serves different purposes, divided into two zones.

Saint Anastasia Island, also known as “Bulgaria’s Alcatraz”, is a small island in the Black Sea near Burgas. The island’s rich and varied history dates back to late antiquity.