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Knowing the best spots for insight into Bulgaria’s socialist past can be difficult. Visit the Museum of Socialist Art for insight into the People's Republic of Bulgaria, and get an intimate look at examples of socialist realism, political sculptures, and archival footage from the era. Benefit from regular opening hours to visit at a time that suits you.

As one of the world's oldest cities, Plovdiv is filled with fascinating history. Rather than carrying around a bulky guidebook, embark on a private tour with a guide who can tell you everything you need to know while taking you to such sites as the The Roman Theater of Philippopolis and the Singing Fountains.

Travel from Sofia to Plovdiv in a comfortable Mercedes van and immerse yourself in the rich history of one of the world's oldest cities. Experience a guided walking tour through Plovdiv’s Old Town, where you will admire its Revival-era architecture and visit the Ancient Roman Theatre, known for its exceptional preservation. After the tour, enjoy approximately 3 hours of free time to explore at your own pace, whether revisiting favorite spots or discovering new hidden gems in the vibrant Kapana district. With a small group setting, this tour ensures a relaxed atmosphere and exceptional service throughout the day. - Comfortable transport from Sofia to Plovdiv in a Mercedes business van - Guided walking tour of Plovdiv’s Old Town, lasting approximately 2 hours - Visit iconic landmarks like the Ancient Roman Theatre - Enjoy 3 hours of free time to explore Plovdiv at your leisure

Тhe Tuida Fortress is a Late Roman, Early Byzantine and medieval Bulgarian fortress located on the Hisarlaka Hill in the eastern Bulgarian city of Sliven. It's a must see attraction offering plenty of activities inside. We welcome you!

The museum features 4 permanent exhibitions. The country's only permanent exhibition of Easter painted eggs, dedicated to the tradition of using a stylus and wax on Easter eggs. It showcases the largest collection of Easter-painted eggs from Central Europe, other regions of Bulgaria, and, of course, from the Chepinski region. Second exhibition hall. In it, museum visitors can explore the life and artistry of one of the world-renowned opera singers, the great bass Nikolay Ghiaurov, born in Velingrad. The exhibition features a rich collection of photo-documentary material, original costumes from opera productions at La Scala, Milan, a coin matrix cut in Austria with his likeness, musical scores, gramophone records of his performances, and other intriguing artifacts showcasing his life and creative endeavors. Show your mobile ticket at the checkout and immediately continue exploring the museum.

Meet the authentic Bulgarian spirit and traditions and taste the local original products produced by an unique craft!

With its mixture of Communist architecture, contemporary city life, and neoclassical charm, Sofia offers a great location to perfect your photography—not least because some of the best views are uncrowded. This private tour lets your instructor focus exclusively on your group, teaching you everything from managing manual camera settings to honing composition, controlling light, and using your creativity in post-processing.

Get an in-depth exploration of the Bulgarian capital on this full-day tour of Sofia. Set out from your hotel and travel in an air-conditioned minivan. Accompanied by a guide, visit Boyana Church, the National Historical Museum, Pancharevo Lake, and more. Take a walking tour through the city center and learn about Bulgarian history from your guide.

Travel with a small group to Rila Monastery and Boyana Church, two UNESCO World Heritage sites. An informative guide points out 19th-century paintings depicting the Bulgarian Renaissance at the country’s largest monastery, set against the beauty of the Rila mountains. In the afternoon, visit Boyana Church to view its medieval frescoes. You’ll travel round-trip by air-conditioned minivan from Sofia’s Alexander Nevski Square.

Admire the sights of Sofia by night before dinner and a folklore show on this evening tour. Take a panoramic drive around Bulgaria’s capital to see its illuminated highlights, including the floodlit Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, National Palace of Culture, and more. Then, savor a 3-course Bulgarian dinner complemented with a live folklore show of traditional local music and dance. Dinner, show, air-conditioned transport, and central hotel pickup and drop-off included.

If you are the holder of an analytical and prying mind, if you like to learn new things, if you do not stop admiring the achievements of ancestors and you are used to using their wisdom, this amazing experience is right for you! The Kazanlak Historical museum is rare-air spot in Bulgaria in terms of the glorious past of the Valley of Roses and the Valley of the Thracian Kings. True gem to be explored while in Kazanlak.

Do you want to see where carpets are made for famous palaces around the world? Unique carpet weaving techniques are preserved only and only here, in a small town in Bulgaria. The factory works with the Kingdom of England and Versailles and is run by a simple Bulgarian family. You will see how wool is dyed, and you will also be able to try carpet weaving techniques yourself. And with the help of an audio guide, you will learn how cooperation with the famous royal family began. After payment, a link with access to audio files will be sent to your email. On the day you choose to visit the museum, the link will become active and will be valid for 24 hours. You will listen to audio recordings through your phone. You will need mobile internet. Traffic consumption is minimal The audio guide instantly opens, no downloads or apps!