The oldest crafted gold in the history of mankind (Varna Necropolis, 6th – 5th millennia BC), and the famous Thracian golden treasures, which conquered the world, were […]
With more than 40,000 cultural and historical monuments, Bulgaria is a land of many ancient civilizations – Pre-historian, Thracian, Macedonian, Greek, Proto-Bulgarian, Slav, Roman, Byzantine, Turkic […]
Sofia – the Bulgarian capital, was born 8,000 years ago in the green embrace of the Vitosha mountain, close to warm mineral springs. Today, more than […]
UNESCO’s World Cultural and Wildlife Heritage List currently includes nine Bulgarian landmarks – seven cultural and two natural wonders: The Madara Horseman – a monumental bas-relief […]
Orpheus – the mythical Thracian singer, born near today’s village of Guela in the Rhodope Mountains, who, according to the Greek mythology, took part in the […]
Man’s first wine ever may have fermented in the Bulgarian lands. Viticulture and wine producing in the lands of present-day Bulgaria are dating back to 4,000 […]
The world’s perfume and cosmetics industry could not do without the Bulgarian attar of roses – the Bulgarian oleaginous rose yields 80% of the world’s production. […]
The Bulgarian yoghurt is a unique product. The preparation technology is based on the Lactobacterium Bulgaricum bacteria that grow nowhere else in the world. It has […]
Varna - the third largest city after Sofia and Plovdiv, the biggest Bulgarian seaport, is the gem of the Bulgarian Black sea coast. The city is surrounded by lots of gardens, vineyards and delicious groves.
There are remnants of numerous heathen temples and burial mounds of the great Thracian civilization in the valley of Kazanluk (called Valley of the Thracian kings), with more than 500 around Kazanluk alone. Hundreds of gold, silver, bronze and clay Thracian artefacts...
Veliko Turnovo is located 250km away from the capital Sofia, at the foot of the Northern fore-Balkan mountain range. Often referred to as the "City of the Tsars", Veliko Tarnovo is located on the Yantra River...
Plovdiv is the second largest city in Bulgaria, historically developed on seven hills and often referred to as A City on the Seven Hills. Remains of ancient, mediaeval, revival and modern culture coexist...
There are remnants of numerous heathen temples and burial mounds of the great Thracian civilization in the valley of Kazanluk (called Valley of the Thracian kings), with more than 500 around Kazanluk alone. Hundreds of gold, silver, bronze and clay Thracian artefacts...
17 Famous Bulgarians A short list of the many Bulgarians who contributed to the world science, music, culture, sport … Vasil Levski (1837-1873) – dubbed […]
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