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Sofia is a compact city but sights like the Boyana Church, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, are time-consuming to reach independently. Soak up the signatures in just half a day on this small-group guided city tour. First, visit the Boyana Church. Next, explore downtown on a walking tour that takes in the Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, the Roman ruins, the Church of St. George, and more. Tour includes hotel pickup.

Discover the beautiful parks of downtown Sofia on this guided bike tour. Conveniently, a bike, helmet, and bottled water are provided, so you don’t have to organize your own rental, and a guide takes care of the navigating. Along the way, see magnificent scenery, pass by top landmarks—such as the National Palace of Culture, the Ivan Vazov National Theater, and Borisova Gradina Park—and learn fun facts about the city too.

Swap Sofia for a day trip to the beautiful town of Plovdiv—which is known for being one of Europe’s oldest continuously inhabited settlements. Instead of facing the crowds on busy local bus services, enjoy the luxury of traveling in a Wi-Fi-equipped private vehicle. Along the way, you can see Roman ruins, early Christian mosaics, and traditional Bulgarian houses, as your driver-guide expands your knowledge of the area’s history.

With this, carefully selected itinerary, you will stay a bit out of the most touristic places of Bulgaria and get deeper into the atmosphere of our history, culture, way of living in different time periods, and, of course, the wine, which is seriously involved in it. We can say that this tour is more like a boutique one because it is a wonderful combination of nature, sightseeing, and traditions with 2 overnights in some of the best chateaus in Bulgaria, where you will enjoy great food, served with the appropriate wine. For the rest of the evenings, you will enjoy beautiful towns and cities, like Trigrad, Melnik, and Plovdiv

Sofia might be a small city but it's packed with history and culture. This small-group tour takes you around the Bulgarian capital to visit important landmarks, ruins, and museums. Learn about Bulgaria’s ancient heritage at the National Archaeology Museum and the Sofia History Museum to learn about the 20th-century monarchy period. Other highlights include the ruins of ancient Serdica, the Alexander Nevski Cathedral, and remnants from the Communist era.

Discover the intriguing history of Bulgaria under communist rule from 1945 to 1990 on this small group guided tour. Explore a hidden park featuring authentic monuments from the communist era, while learning about daily life, economic organization, and restrictions faced by citizens. Delve into topics like media control, educational structures, and the oppressive measures of the regime. Visit the 'Vaska Emanuilova' Gallery, home to significant sculptures from this period, with free entry included. The tour wraps up near a traditional restaurant reflecting communist style, perfect for a lunch stop. - Small group tour exploring Bulgaria's communist history - Visit a park with preserved monuments and limited walking distance - Free entry to the 'Vaska Emanuilova' Gallery featuring propaganda art - Option for lunch at a restaurant decorated in traditional communist style

Bulgaria is renowned for its wine production, but many travelers struggle to know where to find the best reds, rosés, and whites. Enjoy a hand-picked selection of five Bulgarian wines during this exclusive wine tasting experience. Head straight to the heart of the capital. Relax in a stylishly decorated venue as you listen to music and sample Bulgaria’s most renowned bottles, paired with a selection of traditional cheeses and meats.

Discover three of Bulgaria's most spectacular (and often-overlooked) natural wonders on a group tour from Sofia. This immersive excursion is perfect for nature lovers, hikers, and history buffs alike. Begin at Devetashka Cave and discover its rock bridge, prehistoric history, and bat population. Then explore the otherworldly beauty of Prohodna Cave, also known as God's Eyes Cave. Finally, take in the majesty and rumored healing powers of the Krushuna Waterfalls.

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.

See ancient caves and visit a 13th-century monastery with this small-group tour from Sofia. You'll visit the Prohodna Cave, known as the God's Eyes Cave in English, and the Saeva Dupka Cave, known for its fantastic acoustics (in fact, it sometimes serves as a concert venue). Admission to Saeva Dupka Cave is not included. You’ll also visit the fortress-like Glozhene Monastery—which dates to the 13th century—before returning to Sofia.

The Vitosha Mountain is located right next to Sofia, but travelers without their own transportation often find themselves confined to the capital. Break out of the city and enjoy sky-high views during this unique combo tour. Visit Vitosha Mountain’s largest stone river, take panoramic photos of Sofia from Kopitoto TV Tower, and relax in a trendy skybar while enjoying a city vista from the 29th floor.

This tour gives the best option to explore most of the famous Bulgarian sites and ride through different parts of the country including the Black sea coast, the Thracian valley, the Central Balkan mountain and the plains of the North. During this unforgettable week, you will visit most of the UNESCO sites and the most important historical places, and you will get to know our ancient people and lands by our highly educated and experienced Biker Guides.