About Bulgaria
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Sofia - the capital
Sofia is the capital of Bulgaria - modern and friendly, one of Europe's oldest cities, boasting numerous cultural and historical monuments and rich museum collections.
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History & Culture
The Bulgarian people are one of the most ancient. The Bulgarian state was founded on the present territory of Europe in year 681 and ever since that time the name of the country has always been the same.
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Customs & Traditions
The multifarious people that passed through Bulgaria's territory created a land of rich traditions. Bulgaria is known for its festivals, folklore music, crafts and art.
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An exciting journey back into the centuries, touching the roots of Bulgaria and ancient architectural silhouettes is blended with the modern urban environment.
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The end of May and the begining of June is the time when the Valley of roses near the towns of Karlovo and Kazanlak becomes heavy with the fragrance of roses....
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There are nine sites in Bulgaria – two natural and seven cultural, which are included in the UNESCO World Heritage Register. This tour will acquaint you with all seven cultural monuments.
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Bulgaria as a traditional viticultural country offers connoisseurs superb red and white wines such as Mavrud, Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, Muskat, Chardonnay and Traminer.
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The Bulgarian architectural phenomenon "museum-town" is full of life, harmony and beauty, saved from the Bulgarian National Revival period (19 C.).
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The Thracians - the oldest people lived within the present-day Bulgarian lands impress by their original and brilliant culture.
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