Top Sofia Multi-day Tours - page 2

This 13-day private tour from Sofia takes you through the heart of Romania and Bulgaria, combining scenic wine regions with some of Eastern Europe’s most iconic cultural sites. Travel across two countries with a dedicated driver-guide, exploring medieval towns, castles, and UNESCO-listed landmarks while discovering local wine traditions. From the Thracian Valley in Bulgaria to Romania’s Dealu Mare region, you’ll experience emerging wine destinations known for unique grape varieties and rich heritage. Walk through historic cities, visit famous castles, and enjoy a well-balanced itinerary that blends wine, culture, and relaxation. With accommodation, transportation, and logistics fully arranged, this tour is designed for travelers who want a seamless, private experience without the stress of planning.

DISCOVER THE TREASURES OF BULGARIA, NORTH GREECE, ALBANIA & NORTH MACEDONIA Bulgaria, on the edge of Europe, is usually overlooked despite its proximity. From ancient Thrace to the Communist era, history has left its mark in Bulgaria. The region of Macedonia in Greece covers the largest part of northern Greece. It varies geographically, as it has a long coastline, impressive mountainsides, and large plains, too. Macedonia Greece is a perfect place for summer and winter holidays. The Balkans has been the go-to location and is truly a hidden gem for tourists on the periphery of Europe. The region offers everything from historical tours of Byzantine settlements, to the formidable ‘Accursed Mountains’ and the stunning Lake Ohrid. *will Travel at your own pace, stop whenever you want, stay how long you like; * Travel by our luxury car; * The car is all-inclusive. All-risk insurance included, no separately renting. * 24/7 support;

Step back in time with our Communism Tour of Bulgaria, Yugoslavia, and Romania – an 18-day cultural journey across three fascinating countries and the historic lands of the former Yugoslavia. Visit iconic monuments, secret bunkers, grand communist architecture, and revolutionary landmarks in Sofia, Bucharest, Belgrade, Skopje, Sarajevo, and more. Enjoy centrally located 4* hotels, authentic regional cuisine, and expert local guides who bring the Cold War era to life. Whether you’re a history enthusiast, a cultural traveler, or simply curious about life behind the Iron Curtain, this immersive experience offers a perfect balance of education, exploration, and leisure.

Immerse yourself in the vibrant traditions of Ribnovo, where age-old wedding rituals come to life. This two-day adventure unveils the unique customs of the Bulgarian Muslims` community, showcasing the colorful attire, intricate ceremonies, and local cuisine that define their weddings. Witness the Gelina ritual, where the bride is adorned with beautiful decorations, and partake in traditional festivities filled with music and dance. Savor local delicacies like banitsa and baklava while exploring the enchanting villages of Leshten and Kovachevitsa. Enjoy wine tastings at the renowned Uva Nestum winery, making this an unforgettable cultural experience. - Duration: 2 days with one overnight stay - Includes: Traditional meals, wine tasting, and cooking class - Transport: Licensed transportation provided from Plovdiv and Sofia - Group size: Suitable for small groups seeking cultural immersion

A concept, that offers you the best of two worlds where we create your own personalised excursion or choose from recommended routes. We bring your full equipped car personally to your hotel in Sofia, the cultural capital of Bulgaria. With an audio guide, access to unique places, the best restaurants, leisure and outdoor adventures; all-inclusive: kilometrage, maps, GPS coordinates, vouchers and tickets., and our experienced team is 24/7 at your disposal. In this tour, we will offer you a personalised excursion in the intimacy of your own relatives. Your schedule and itinerary will be both online and as a hard copy be made available. This is a self-guided audio tour with all-inclusive car services, device, map, GPS coordinates, audio guides, videos, excess kilometrage, entry tickets, restaurant reservations and vouchers.

During this two day tour you will explore Sofia - the capital of Bulgaria, Plovdiv- one of the must- see places in Bulgaria, not surprisingly elected European Capital of Culture for 2019 and the Rose Valley- beautiful area, world-famous for its rose growing industry.

After more than 10 years of experience and after having met many many travelers from all over the world, our team came up with the idea to offer this busy but colorful tour to Serbia and Macedonia from Sofia. You will have the chance to understand and see why Balkan countries are different than the rest of Europe and why Balkan people have more history than they can handle.

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.

Embark on a captivating 14 – day journey through the heart of the Balkans. Explore the vibrant cities of Bulgaria, Romania and Serbia, from Plovdiv’s ancient ruins to the stunning Corvins’ Castle. Cross into Romania to visit Bucharest’s architecture, the legendary Bran Castle, and the picturesque towns of Brașov, Sighișoara, and Sibiu. This tour offers a perfect blend of history and culture making it an unforgettable exploration of the Balkans.

Explore the rich culture of North Macedonia capitals, Skopje and historical Serbian city Nis on this 2-days guided private tour from Sofia. Experience the charm of Ottoman-era bazaars, visit iconic landmarks like Matka canyon and Mother Teresa's memorial house and enjoy stunning views from Vodno mountain. On day 2 we will explore one of the oldest cities in Serbia, Nis. The city will show us historical landmarks from different eras - Nis fortress, built in 1723, the "Skull tower" , which was built in 1809 and the only preserved concentration camp from World War II turned into a museum. This tour combines comfortable transportation and expert guidance for a hassle-free adventure across North Macedonia and Serbia. - Visit North Macedonia and Serbia - Guided tours of Skopje, Matka canyon and Nis - Private transport - Panoramic ride on a chair lift to the top of mountain Vodno

Explore ancient Bulgaria on this private 8-day guided tour through the world of the Thracians, one of Europe's most mysterious and powerful ancient civilizations. Visit more UNESCO World Heritage Sites in a single tour than almost any other Bulgaria itinerary on Viator. From Sofia, travel to Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria's medieval royal capital, before diving deep into Thracian history at the UNESCO listed Tomb of Sveshtari, the extraordinary Kazanlak Thracian Tomb (one of the best preserved ancient burial sites in Europe), and the vast Perperikon cliff sanctuary, a sacred city carved entirely from rock. En route, discover Starosel, home to Bulgaria's largest Thracian cult complex, before arriving in Plovdiv, one of Europe's oldest continuously inhabited cities. End your journey with a visit to the iconic Rila Monastery, Bulgaria's most visited UNESCO site, before returning to Sofia.

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.

Immerse yourself in the vibrant Rose Festival in Bulgaria, a unique cultural experience that celebrates centuries-old traditions. Wake up early to pick roses in the enchanting Valley of Roses, don traditional attire, and take part in the festivities alongside the Rose Queen. This exclusive weekend getaway also includes visits to historic sites like the UNESCO-listed Thracian Tomb of Kazanlak and the Damascena Ethnographic Complex, where you’ll learn about rose oil production. Unwind at a luxurious thermal spa resort, and enjoy the grand finale with the colorful festival parade. - Participate in the traditional rose-picking ritual with locals - Explore historical sites and learn about Bulgarian rose oil production - Relax at a thermal spa resort near Stara Zagora - Enjoy the spectacular Grand Rose Festival Parade on the final day

If you are on a business trip or you have limited time in Bulgaria, this tour is your first step to discover this pearl in the Balkan crown! Join your guide in the streets with cobblestones in Sofia, Plovdiv, Bansko and Melnik. Visit the biggest monasteries – Rila and Bachkovo. Feel like a local and feel the Bulgarian spirit. • Bachkovo monastery • Plovdiv • Dobarsko • Bansko • Rila monstery • Sofia

Trek up Mt. Vitosha and see the Boyana waterfall on this full-day tour from Sofia. Don your walking boots and hike to the top of Bulgaria’s fourth-highest mountain, passing lush meadows and pine woods. After soaking up panoramic views of Sofia from the summit, enjoy lunch (own expense) and descend to the Boyana fall, whose waters tumble down a steep rock face. Your tour includes return transfers from Sofia, including hotel pickup and drop-off.

In Bulgaria there are more than 120 monasteries! The interest in them we can explain with their role in the historical and cultural evolution of the Bulgarian nation. They survived the cruelty times of the middle ages and the Ottoman period, the vandalism, the natural disasters. They were the source of light in the dark ages of the people, making literally schools for education, science and religion.  Some of them are like open-air museums, still keeping their secrets. Join us to solve some of their mysteries, to see the biggest ones like Rila, Bachkovo, Troyan. Feel the spirit of the orthodox temples and look over the monks and the nuns. See the incredible frescos and icons, made by the different painting schools. Come to understand why these things are little pieces of heaven.