Where should you go in Bulgaria?

25 Best Places to Visit in Bulgaria

1. Sofia. At first sight Bulgaria’s largest city just seems like another busy and modern capital, but there are layers of history that are still being uncovered.
2. Veliko Tarnovo.
3. Arbanasi.
4. Plovdiv.
5. Ruse.
6. Varna.
7. Pobiti Kamani (The Stone Desert)
8. Nessebar.

What is the most visited place in Bulgaria?

Here’s a look at the top tourist attractions in Bulgaria:

1. Rila Monastery[SEE MAP]
2. Old Nessebar[SEE MAP]
3. Pirin National Park[SEE MAP]
4. Plovdiv Roman Theater[SEE MAP]
5. Sunny Beach[SEE MAP]
6. Tsarevets Fortress[SEE MAP]
7. Thracian Tomb of Sveshtari[SEE MAP]
8. Vitosha Mountain[SEE MAP]

Where do Bulgarians go on holiday?

“The northern part of Greece is the most famous destination for the Bulgarian tourists, not least because it is the closest. The Bulgarian is like an internal tourist, like a Greek,” says Leonidas Efthymiou, Director of the Greek National Tourism Organization. Halkidiki beach line is full of beauty and charm.

Is Bulgaria cheap to travel?

Bulgaria is one of the most affordable destinations in Europe. You can do a lot on a tight budget here as most of the country’s attractions (such as museums and historical sites) are cheap.

What Bulgaria is famous for?

Bulgaria is worldwide famous for its folklore and opera singers and musicians and it is especially proud of its rich folklore traditions. Folk music and dances, national costumes and traditional rituals have an important place in the life of the Bulgarians.

How much money do you need for a week in Bulgaria?

Total. About $600 for a week in Bulgaria will afford a very enjoyable holiday, unless you opt for the pricey tours. Organize your own tours to save some money and to meet more locals.