Bulgaria Tours

Visit Rila Monastery and admire some priceless fresco masterpieces. Enjoy sights in the tranquil Bulgarian countryside and see the smallest Bulgarian town, Melnik, together with its sand and clay formations!

Visit the Nativity of the Virgin Church, the Monastery kitchen, the Rila Monastery Museum, the Hrelyu's Tower and many more spectacular views from the Rila Mountain.

Enjoy an amazing walking tour allowing you to visit all the main Sofia's highlights in half a day!

Go on an evening tour and see a whole new side of the city of Sofia with its well-lit buildings and landmarks, providing a stark contrast to the evening sky then immerse yourself in Bulgarian culture by joining folklore night in one of the best folklore style restaurants in the city.

Head to the Rila Mountains and discover its seven lakes!

Go on a whole day trek to Rila Mountains. Check out the Seven Rila Lakes and the most famous tourist attraction in Bulgaria - Rila Monastery.

Visit Plovdiv, one of the oldest towns in Europe. Enjoy with its historical museums, houses and art galleries. Enjoy a chance to shop at the pedestrian area of the town.

See the Old Town of Plovdiv and the Roman Theater. Admire the newly reopened Ancient Stadium and marvel at the exhibits in the Ethnographic Museum and the frescoes in Bachkovo Monastery.

Visit the picturesque city of Koprivshtitsa with its romantic cobbled streets and unique old buildings.

Explore the charming towns of Koprivshtitsa and the famous old neighborhood of Plovdiv. Visit to the largest underground Thracian temple on the Balkans at Chetinyova Mound near the village of Starosel

Visit the highest mountains in the Balkan Peninsula and South East Europe - the Rila Mountains and see the jagged Mount Musala.

See Koprivshtitsa and the 19th colorful century houses and learn how they were transformed into museums. Visit The Assumption of the Virgin and the Mauseleum - Ossuary - 20th April and be dazzled afterwards by the enchanting rose bushes in the valley of Strelcha!

Explore Sofia, the capital of Bulgaria, and discover the impressive mixture of modern architecture, well preserved 19th century buildings, socialist time's monuments, Roman ruins and more.

See one of the largest museums on the Balkans with collections dating back to prehistoric times, and a UNESCO World Heritage medieval Bulgarian Orthodox!

Journey back to the Second Bulgarian Kingdom and the reign of its twenty-two kings that took part in the destiny of Bulgaria.