Top Bulgaria Food Tours - page 3

With the help of our professional guide you will discover our vineyards perched on the hills of the Danube river and overlooking Romania. You will learn about our terroir and vineyards management, then we will show you and explain you the different stages of wine making of white, red and rose wines. The visit will finish with a wine tasting paired with local specialties, composed of cheese, salami, bread and mineral water.

Feel like a Sofia local on this 3-hour afternoon city and food walking tour. Check out historical highlights such as the National Theater and King’s Palace, and see the Rotunda St. George, Banya Bashi Mosque, Synagogue, and St. Nedelya Church. Stop on route to taste ‘shopska’ salad and an ‘ayryan’ yogurt drink; shop for culinary goodies at the Central Hali Market; and finish with tastings of Bulgarian wine and cold meats at a traditional restaurant.

Taste an unforgettable selection of Bulgarian wines with appetizers. We have sorted the best of the best so that you can say "Yes, I tasted true Bulgarian wine". Come and try this absolute favorite experience in Plovdiv.

Discover Bulgarian history, cuisine, and winemaking on a full-day tour from Sofia to Plovdiv and the Thracia Valley. Spend the morning strolling through Plovdiv Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, pause for a traditional Bulgarian lunch, then visit a beloved vineyard for a guided tasting and tour. This 10-hour tour includes entrance fees at the Plovdiv Roman Theater, lunch, and tastings, with pickup and drop-off at Sofia hotels.

Choose your own wine adventure on this private and customizable experience at a Starosel winery from Plovdiv. Select from packages that let you taste three, five, or seven wines, or opt for a workshop that lets you create your own wine. Plus, opt to add on spa experiences to heighten your sense of relaxation.

Unforgettable wine experience in the heart of Veliko Tarnovo. Tasting of traditional Bulgarian local wine produced from Bulgarian grape varieties. Wine perfectly combined with traditional Bulgarian food from the region of Veliko Tarnovo. Our place is perfect for teambuildings, private parties or relaxing day with friends.

Delve into the world of Bulgarian wine and sample vintages that are hard to find outside the country with this private wine tasting in the heart of Varna. Learn about the country’s wine-making areas and grapes from your sommelier host as you sip four or six different local wines and snack on Bulgarian appetizers and small bites.

With thousands of years of history behind them, Bulgaria’s wines are increasingly recognized as some of Europe’s most interesting. Sip classic vintages as you explore the scenic old town of Varna, Bulgaria’s third city. Along the way, learn how the French soldiers who flocked here during the Crimean War helped shape the city’s architecture.

Sintica winery is an interesting stop on your way to or from Greece. We host numerous wine tasting packages and activities you could choose from. Individual or a small group, you are at the right spot. Welcome in Sandanski!

Immerse yourself in the rich flavors of Bulgarian cuisine during a gastronomic experience in Sofia. This tasty tour is a guaranteed hit for carnivorous travelers seeking an authentic culinary experience. Visit one of the city’s top restaurants and sample prime cuts of local meat, including veal and pork cutlets, along with traditional dishes and locally-produced wine. Between bites, your guide will provide fascinating information on Bulgaria’s food culture and history.

Melnik is 3 words – wineries, history, and tradition. This is the smallest town in Bulgaria, surrounded by natural phenomena – rock pyramids! Come with us to taste different wines, to walk over the pyramids, and to listen to the stories from the guide about Melnik and Rozhen monastery!

Taste an unforgettable selection of Bulgarian wines with appetizers. We have sorted the best of the best so that you can say "Yes, I tasted true Bulgarian wine". Come and try this absolute favorite experience in Sliven.

Villa Melnik has been awarded in TOP 50 of the World's Best Wineries - on spot 39. We are excited to offer you some guided tours in the winery. Choose from the price options for more info on each. Have a wonderful day at this superb spot!

Only at Wine Tasting Centre you will be introduced to the best wineries of Central Northern Bulgaria. Boutique wine cellars and those with long lasting traditions come together to reveal the secrets of the local wine types. You will have the opportunity to taste and buy their best quality wines from local and international types. Our team will introduce you to the background of the cellars and everything you need to know of the local terroir. The region is known for its unique wine grape varieties such as Gamza, Red Misket, Dimyat. They are the reason our local wines are fresh, smooth and fruity - following the world tasting trend.

Guided e-bike trip, which takes you out of the city of Varna to the scenic Franga Plateau cycling routes and coastal vineyards. Our ride starts and finishes at Varna Winery and follows a diverse route with changing horizons from the top of the hills to the Black Sea Ekrene Cape. The wine tasting will be at the end of the cycling activity. The wine list represents the Mediterranean terroir along the Black Sea, which gives the best white grapes in Bulgaria. Enjoy the secondary roads passing through the villages and experience the dirt roads amidst the farm fields and woodland. Prepare for a 32-km distance ride up and down the hills with average cycling pace. Book 48 hours in advance and get ready for an e-bike adventure. Rent a trekking bicycle instead of an e-bike and get a bonus refund on arrival.

Explore the ancient Thracian temples of Starosel on a private tour from Plovdiv. This journey takes you to the monumental Chetinyova Mound, a royal sanctuary showcasing ancient rituals, and the stunning Horizon Mound, known for its rare colonnaded design and panoramic views. After immersing yourself in history, unwind at the Wine & SPA Complex Starosel, where you can relax in mineral pools and indulge in a curated selection of local wines that honor Thracian traditions. This tour combines cultural exploration, relaxation, and exquisite wine tasting for a rejuvenating experience.

Explore the enchanting Krichim Palace, a serene royal estate nestled between the Thracian Plain and Rhodope Mountains. Originally a hunting residence of the last Bulgarian king - Boris III, this palace showcases stunning architecture surrounded by natural beauty, offering insight into Bulgaria's royal history. After touring the palace, visit a nearby boutique wine estate to savor three local wines and discover traditional winemaking techniques. Enjoy free time for lunch at the estate's restaurant before returning to Sofia in the late afternoon. - Visit the historic Krichim Palace, a royal retreat surrounded by nature - Enjoy a guided wine tasting featuring three local wines - Learn about Bulgaria's ancient wine heritage and modern winemaking - Free time for lunch at the boutique wine estate before heading back

Discover the enchanting wine region of Melnik with a luxurious escape that blends relaxation and cultural heritage. Begin your journey with a hotel pick-up and a scenic drive through stunning landscapes before unwinding at the premier Villa Sintica Spa. Enjoy mineral-rich thermal pools and optional wellness treatments for three hours of rejuvenation. Next, explore the quaint town of Melnik, known for its unique sandstone pyramids and rich wine tradition. Visit the historic Kordopulova House for an exclusive guided tour and savor a tasting of three renowned Melnik wines, all while soaking in the town's charm. Return to Sofia refreshed and inspired. - Private experience with hotel pick-up from Sofia - Indulge for 3 hours at Villa Sintica Spa with thermal pools - Explore Melnik's unique sandstone pyramids and wine culture - Guided tour and wine tasting at historic Kordopulova House

Day 1: Sofia – Troyan Monastery – Veliko Tarnovo We’ll drive through the Bulgarian countryside to the Troyan Monastery, famous for its stunning architecture and the miraculous icon of the Holy Mother of God. After exploring, we’ll enjoy a traditional Bulgarian lunch. Then, we continue to Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria’s medieval capital, where we’ll stroll along Samovodska Charshiya and have dinner at a local wine cellar with authentic Bulgarian dishes. Day 2: Veliko Tarnovo – Tsarevets – Arbanassi – Kazanluk – Plovdiv Before departure, we’ll visit Tsarevets Fortress, once home to Bulgarian tsars, offering panoramic views of Veliko Tarnovo. Then, we head to Arbanassi, a historic village with preserved houses and churches. After, we visit the UNESCO-listed Kazanluk Tomb, famous for its 4th-century BC frescoes depicting Thracian life. Finally, we continue to Plovdiv, where the Old Town blends 8,000 years of history with cobbled streets, vibrant houses, the Roman Theater, and the Roman Stadium.

Embark on a remarkable journey through two of the most diverse and historically rich countries in Southeast Europe - Bulgaria and Turkey. This 10-day guided tour blends cultural heritage, iconic landmarks, and authentic local experiences across Sofia, Plovdiv, and Istanbul. Travel in comfort with 4-star accommodation, expert local guides, and curated excursions that take you from ancient Roman cities to grand Ottoman architecture. Whether you’re drawn to Bulgaria’s serene monasteries or Turkey’s bustling bazaars, this itinerary is perfect for travelers seeking a deep dive into Balkan culture with seamless transitions and high-quality service.

Discover the beauty, history, and flavors of the Rhodope Mountains on this authentic Bulgarian experience. Explore the medieval Asen’s Fortress and the historic Bachkovo Monastery, two of the region’s most iconic landmarks. Then visit a small family-owned winery near Asenovgrad to taste handcrafted Mavrud wines, learn about local winemaking traditions, and enjoy warm Bulgarian hospitality. A perfect blend of breathtaking scenery, rich heritage, and homemade wine, offering a genuine taste of rural Bulgaria away from the crowds.