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Thursday, November 13, 2025

Welcome to Sofia

Sofia & Around

Sofia Synagogue

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.

Southwestern Bulgaria

Get Ready for the Winter

With Kids

Generosity: The Joy of Giving and Sharing

Have you ever given someone a special gift or shared your lunch when they forgot theirs? Remember the warm, happy feeling it gave you?...

Gourmet

Traditional Bulgarian Kyopolu (Кьопоолу)

Make authentic Bulgarian Kyopolu: roasted eggplant and red peppers mashed with garlic, parsley, and vinegar. Regional variations, serving ideas, and tips.
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Aerial Photography

Cape Akin, Chernomorets

A cinematic aerial of Cape Akin, Chernomorets, a rocky headland, turquoise coves and wave-carved cliffs on Bulgaria’s Black Sea coast.

Bulgarian Customs Rules for Imports and Exports FAQs

Bulgarian Customs Regulations FAQs section outlines the essential rules and regulations set forth by the Bulgarian Customs Authority pertaining to the import and export of goods.

Is Bulgaria Safe for Traveling with Kids?

For families considering a trip to Bulgaria, the good news is that Bulgaria is generally a safe and welcoming destination for travelers with kids.

Can EU/EEA and Swiss citizens live in Bulgaria without a visa?

Yes – citizens of the EU, EEA, and Switzerland can live in Bulgaria without a visa. They enjoy freedom of movement rights, requiring only a valid passport or ID card to enter.

Is Bulgaria in the Schengen Area?

As a traveler or someone interested in European geopolitics, you may ask, "Is Bulgaria in the Schengen Area?" As of March 31, 2024, Bulgaria officially joined the Schengen Area.

How to find out if water from the tap is safe in Bulgaria?

In Bulgaria, tap water aligns with European Union standards and is generally safe to drink, though preferences and local variations might lead some to opt for bottled or well-known Bulgarian mineral waters.

Universities in Bulgaria — FAQ for International Students

Study in Bulgaria: degrees, English & Bulgarian programs, admissions, fees, visas, work rights, durations, and diploma recognition.
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Cape Akin, Chernomorets

A cinematic aerial of Cape Akin, Chernomorets, a rocky headland, turquoise coves and wave-carved cliffs on Bulgaria’s Black Sea coast.

Pomorie from Above: A Jewel Between Sea and Salt

Discover Pomorie, Bulgaria—a picturesque coastal town seen here from above, framed by turquoise waters and historic streets stretching into the Black Sea.

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