Rugged snow-capped peaks and soft green slopes, cool forests carrying the aroma of herbs and wild fruit, quick-flowing rivers and crystal-clear blue lakes, mineral springs , rare plants and animals, ski resorts and small picturesque villages with living traditions and folklore - every Bulgarian mountain has its own character, fascination and beautiful name.

Vitosha Mountain
Rila Mountain - highest peak Moussala (2,925 m); 219 high-mountain lakes, over 2,000 plant varieties and a rich animal world.
The natural setting for Bulgaria's most famous monastery - Rila Monastery, and the country's oldest winter resort - Borovets

Pirin Mountain - the second highest mountain, highest peak Vihren (2,914 in), 176 mountain lakes and about 100 varieties of rare plants, including the edelweiss and the famous Baikousheva fir, almost 1,300 years old.
Location of the well-known climatic and spa resort of Sandanski and the latest Bulgarian ski center Bansko.

Rodopi Mountain

Strandja Mountain

Rodopi Mountain

Balkan Mounatin (Stara Planina)

The mountains

Monastery Tour

Bulgarian monasteries are a remarkable mixture of religion, history and art. The Rila Monastery, the Bachkovo Monastery and the Rozhen monastery are absolutely obligatory stops. ...
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The Road of the Thracians

The Road of the Thracians tour will acquaint you with the history of one of the world's most ancient civilizations and will bring you closer to the Thracian legends and heritage. ...
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Shopping in Sofia

Sofia's big fashions stores, small markets and tiny hidden shops in the narrow city center streets are hard to resist. The main shopping heart of town is around Vitosha Boulevard. A number of famous brand stores, such as Sisley, MNG, United Colors of Benetton, Kookai, are concentrated there. ...
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