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St. Josef Catholic Cathedral is one of the four major temples of different religions in the centre of Sofia City – a symbol of the religious tolerance of the Bulgarian people.
St. Dimitar – Bulgaria’s second biggest Eastern Orthodox Church after Aleksander Nevsky – rises proudly among Vidin’s historical buildings.
The St. Yoan Letni Chapel is located in a captivating place in the beautiful surroundings of the Pchelina Dam.
Climbing Goraltepe Mount in the Beklemeto area is another check box on every traveler’s must-visit list. It’s well worth it for many reasons.
The buzz of animated conversations filling the air, the soft clatter of shoes against the cobblestone streets and arched wooden bridges, the constant sight of people bending over to get a drink at the fountains scattered around town, or casting dreamy glances at the neat vivid blue houses…..
Belintash is a magical age-old place in the Eastern Rhodopes.
The historic mountain pass The Gate of Trayan or Trajan’s Gate is located in Sredna gora Mountain, not far from the town of Kostenets.
For hundreds of years the Holy Trinity Monastery has been hiding amid the wild nature of the Nishava River’s gorge with its thick forests and tall rocks.
Echoes of glorious ages past still linger in the region of Yambol thanks to its greatest glory - the National Archaeological Reserve "Kabyle".
The church of St. Petka of Bulgaria is perhaps the youngest among the popular Bulgarian temples.
The white building of the church "St. Paraskeva "really strands out against the background of dozens of Revival style houses perched on hills of Leshten.
Tryavna is among the towns embodying the Bulgarian National Revival with its unique architecture, spirit and style.
