Bulgaria

A unique blend of heritage and landscapes

Diverse Regions

From the Black Sea coast to the majestic Balkan Mountains, Bulgaria offers nine distinct tourist regions to explore.

Year-round Destinations

Bulgaria’s varied climate means you can enjoy snowy mountains in winter and sunny coastlines in summer.

Adventure Opportunities

Enjoy skiing, hiking, and cycling in the mountains, or relax at luxurious spa resorts throughout the country.

Vibrant Destinations

Discover the lively culture and history of cities like Sofia, Plovdiv, and Veliko Tarnovo, each with its own unique charm.

Where Ancient Traditions Meet Breathtaking Landscapes

The Balkan Peninsula extends into the Black Sea with Bulgaria, an ancient land and a dynamic tourist destination. This compact European country offers an extraordinary mix of cultural heritage and natural beauty, making it a true treasure for travellers. Its strategic location presents endless opportunities for unforgettable adventures and breathtaking discoveries.

With nine diverse tourist regions and ten UNESCO World Heritage sites, Bulgaria is increasingly drawing curious travelers eager to explore its rich cultural heritage and emerging popularity as a European destination. The country’s diverse climate caters to every preference, offering everything from year-round skiing and luxurious spa retreats to ancient monasteries and medieval fortresses. Bulgaria’s rich history and varied landscapes ensure a captivating experience for every visitor.

Climate

Bulgaria enjoys a varied climate, with hot summers along the coast and cold winters in the mountains, making it an ideal year-round destination for both sun seekers and snow lovers.

Best time to visit

Visit Bulgaria in spring and autumn for mild weather and fewer crowds. Summer is perfect for beach vacations, while winter offers excellent skiing and mountain activities.

Cuisine

Bulgarian cuisine is a flavorful mix of Balkan and Mediterranean influences. Try local dishes like banitsa and shopska salad, paired with traditional Bulgarian yoghurt and regional wines.

Airports

Bulgaria’s main airports are in Sofia, Varna, and Burgas, offering international connections to major European cities and convenient access to the country’s key tourist regions.

Language

English is widely spoken in Bulgaria, especially in tourist areas, major cities, restaurants and hotels, making it easy for visitors to communicate with locals and navigate during their travels.

Currency

The official currency of Bulgaria is the Bulgarian Lev (BGN). Credit cards are widely accepted, but it’s recommended to carry some cash, especially in smaller towns or rural areas.

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