• Best Sites To Visit In Bulgaria

    Best Sites To Visit In Bulgaria

    Bulgaria isn’t high on most travellers’ radars, but we’re hoping this post will move it up a little higher on your must-see list.

  • Bulgarian Revival Architecture 

    Bulgarian Revival Architecture 

    The sheer number of historic homes and cobblestone lanes made us think we were back in the days when Bulgarian’s ideas of independence first took hold. The style of buildings built at the time of the uprising are called Bulgarian Revival Architecture and they proudly represent this period in the country’s history.

  • Veliko Tarnovo – Bulgaria’s Second Empire

    Veliko Tarnovo – Bulgaria’s Second Empire

    High on a hill above the medieval city of Veliko Tarnovo, sits an old fortress where the tale of this enchanting city begins. From exploring the hilltop fortress to wandering the historic city streets, we can see why it is called Bulgaria’s prettiest city.

  • Bulgaria’s First Empires

    Bulgaria’s First Empires

    Its prime location on the Balkan Peninsula between Europe and Asia, resulted in Bulgaria having a storied history and many different ruling empires. Only a few leftovers from these early civilizations have survived, but seeing the ruins of Bulgaria’s first empires helped us to better understand the long history of this country.

  • Rila Monastery and 7 Rila Lakes Trek

    Rila Monastery and 7 Rila Lakes Trek

    We wondered what the hermit monk, Ivan Rilski, for whom the monastery is named, would think of the monastery today. The hermit lived in a cave without any material possessions in the 10th century. Far from that humble cave, Rila Monastery is an elaborate and busy pilgrimage and tourist spot.

  • Visit Bulgaria’s Plovdiv

    Visit Bulgaria’s Plovdiv

    As the oldest, continuously inhabited city in Europe there is a lot of history lingering on the streets of Plovdiv. Located on the Balkan Peninsula meant that many travellers passed through. A visit to Bulgaria’s Plovdiv allows you to explore the array of buildings and monuments left behind from these earlier civilizations.

  • Sofia – Bulgaria’s Capital

    Sofia – Bulgaria’s Capital

    The capital of Bulgaria is filled with reminders of its extensive history. Although it doesn’t have the draw of other European capitals, we found Sofia to be a pleasant city to visit. Join us as we explore the sites of Sofia, Bulgaria’s capital.

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