Looking to indulge in some retail therapy while exploring Bulgaria? Whether you’re in Sofia, Plovdiv, Varna, or Burgas, each city offers a unique shopping experience, from modern malls and high-end boutiques to bustling pedestrian streets and local markets.

Essential tips for navigating Bulgaria's roads safely during rainy conditions, from maintaining visibility to handling wet surfaces.

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.

Yes - if you are from a developing country (i.e., a country whose citizens are not on the visa-free list), you must obtain a visa to enter Bulgaria even for short stays (MFA).

As vegetarian and veggie dishes are becoming more popular in Bulgaria, one way to find vegetarian or vegan options in Bulgarian restaurants is to look for traditional dishes that are naturally meat-free.

Since July 2023, new rules for "free camping" have been debated in the Bulgarian Parliament, and camping will likely become more regulated. Regulation changes are expected to come into force in January 2024, and they will likely limit camping activities in areas such as preserves, natural landmarks, and protected areas. "Free camping" zones are expected to be regulated. They will require the availability of mobile sanitary points, dedicated parking spaces, and a clear statement of the camping zone's rules to be displayed.