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Veliko Tarnovo keeps the secret of one Old Bulgarian capital, a city with Great History and Cultural flair which you can feel today.

We offer you a unique perspective on Bulgaria's folklore and superstitions, featuring destinations known for their spooky tales.

In Bulgaria, we celebrate a lot throughout the year. We have a total of 13 public holidays. Some of them are Christian - Easter and Christmas, others are related to Bulgarian history. Of the second type are the two major national holidays in September - the celebration of the Unification of the Principality of Bulgaria and Eastern Rumelia and the Independence of Bulgaria.

If you happen to visit the Seven Rila Lakes in mid-August you can find there hundreds of people in white, lined up in a circle, dancing with their eyes on the sun. The ritual is called paneurhythmy, and through it the followers of Petar Dunov's teachings connect with nature and each other.

Take a day trip to the Stob pyramids. 

Immerse yourself in the vibrant tapestry of Bulgarian traditions and embark on a cultural journey like no other. Our guided day tours provide a gateway to the heart and soul of this beautiful country, where age-old customs and rich folklore come to life.

The Enchanting Beauty of Bulgaria

The Rose Valley Festival offers visitors a chance to explore the beautiful landscapes, learn about the history and significance of the rose industry, and indulge in the enchanting aroma of blooming roses. It's an extraordinary cultural experience that celebrates Bulgaria's floral heritage and is definitely worth adding to your travel itinerary.

March 3rd is the National Holiday of the Republic of Bulgaria, which is celebrated as a sign of the liberation of Bulgaria from Ottoman rule in 1878.

Winter is already here and with it the possibilities for ski tourism are opening up.

Europe`s hottest thermal mineral spring is located in Sapareva Banya. Learn more about this beautiful town. 

If you think that the Boyana Church is a unique and unique example of medieval Bulgarian architecture and frescoes, then you should definitely visit the Zemen Monastery.