In the north of Bulgaria, there is a fertile plateau that stretches from the Danube River toward the Balkan Mountains It is an important farming region where grains, fruits and vegetables are grown Beyond these mountains are rolling lowlands, rising to the Rhodope Mountains along the Greek border... Read More

Encompassed by vast parkland, Sofia, the capital and biggest city of the Republic of Bulgaria, is situated at the foot of the wellknown ski mountain Vitosha With a history that extends in excess of seven centuries, Sofia is certainly one of Europe's celebrated communities Spacious cobblestonepaved... Read More

Varna Bulgaria’s thirdlargest city is popularly known as one of the biggest European resorts on the Black Sea Coast  It has been an important port city ever since the seafaring Greeks began using it in 585, but tourism is now equally important and it is quite a cosmopolitan place  The busy... Read More

Burgas is the third largest city in Bulgaria, and the second biggest on the Bulgarian Black Sea Coast after the city of Varna Burgas maintains the most important business port in the nation The huge Russianowned Lukoil refinery nearby is one of the most highly developed in southeastern Europe The... Read More