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Bulgaria Destination Guide below will give you a multitude of things to see and do during your holiday. hese highlights, you can book one of our Regional Bulgaria Tour Suggestions. town two different names - Bourgos and Pirgos. town is derived from the Greek words "pirgos" or "bourgos", meaning fortress, or tower, provoked by the numerous fishing towers - "bourgs" in the vicinity. settlement was entered as a town for the first time, and later in another document from 1730 - as the port of Burgas. second-largest city on the Bulgarian Black Sea Coast, Burgas is also the fourth-largest by population in the country, after Sofia, Plovdiv and Varna. Black Sea resorts in Bulgaria such as Sunny Beach, Nesebar, Sozopol, Dyuni, Elenite.Places of interest in Burgas:Popular sights of Burgas are the Art Gallery, the Sea Garden Park, the St Cyril and Methodius Cathedral, the Philharmonic, the Opera, the theatre of Drama. city and the salt mines are worth the visit. Plovdiv - a contemporary of Troy Plovdiv is very old, more ancient in fact than Bulgaria itself. City", as Rome is conventionally called, is much younger. Plovdiv is a city upon layers of cities and an epoch upon layers of epochs. Bulgarians, a dream of the crusaders, a magnificent, wealthy and most important city. hose were the ancient names of Plovdiv throughout its 6000 to 8000 years of existence. Plovdiv first appeared in 15th century documents and has remained until today.The second biggest city in Bulgaria, Plovdiv, is situated beautifully on the two banks of the river Maritsa and on six unique syenite hills (called "tepeta"). settlement of Evmolpiass, which was later on called Pulpudeva. town was conquered by Philip II of Macedonia and was called Philipopol. Plovdiv.The most interesting place to visit is Old Plovdiv, an architectural and historical reserve, situated on the Three Hills: Bounardzhika, Nebbet, and Sahat Tepe. ouses of the National Revival stand close to ruins from antiquity. town was formed towards the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century. Plovdiv's greatest wealth are its houses dating back to the years of the Bulgarian National Revival, remarkable for their masterful layout, impressive appearance and rich outer and inner design. hese were built towards the end of the 19th century. Museum of book publishing, arranged in the house of the renowned enlightener and publisher Hristo G. town, the Archaeological museum that offers an exposition of unique exhibits of various historical periods, the golden treasure of Panagyurishte (4th-3rd centuries BC replica), silver pots, painted ceramics, ancient capitals and friezes. museums, churches, banks, hotels, cafes, restaurants, cinemas, shops, bars, bazaars, music clubs, casinos, etc. see several mosques and original Turkish baths. place at the Plovdiv Philharmonic Orchestra's concert hall, here in January the winter festival of Symphony Music is held. mises of the Fair Camp different international exhibitions and expos are held all year round.Touring Plovdiv:Plovdiv is a picturesque town, with many parks and gardens, museums and archaeological monuments. Town, with houses from the National Revival period (18-19th century), is an imposing open-air museum situated on the three hills of the ancient Trimontium. Varna - the pearl of the Black Sea Coast Varna is Bulgaria's third largest city. place even before the Greeks established the colony of Odessos there about 580 BC. Varna became a major port trading with Constantinople, Venice and Dubrovnik. town (Odessos - a settlement on water) is not Greek but of an earlier linguistic origin, which suggests the presence of an older village on the same territory. resent-day city of Varna is one of the most attractive Bulgarian towns, the Pearl of the Bulgarian Black Sea Coast - as it is called for good reasons. city of Varna, with a population 325,137, is situated on the Bay of Varna, 470 km east of Sofia. city stands in tiers and follows the curves of the Bay of Varna. resorts of Golden Sands, St Constantine (Drouzhba) and Albena, it has a cosmopolitan atmosphere. city is surrounded by numerous gardens, vineyards and deciduous groves. ouses and small farms that belong to them. Varna is the so called Stone Forest (Pobitite Kamani), a curious collection of stone columns up to seven metres high. Varna:Varna is the third largest city in Bulgaria after Sofia and Plovdiv. Varna Province and an important port in the eastern part of the country, located on the Black Sea coast close to Lake Varna. city was named Stalin after the Soviet leader for a brief period from 1949 to 1956. city on the Bulgarian Black Sea Coast is commonly referred as the Sea Capital of Bulgaria. city was also the base of the Bulgarian Navy. Museum with a museum ship torpedo boat Drazki. Veliko Tarnovo - one of the most ancient Bulgarian Towns Veliko tarnovo, one of the most ancient Bulgarian towns, is situated amphitheatrically on four hills - Tsarevets, Trapezitsa, Momina Krepost and Sveta Gora, the ridges of which were indeed the deeply inclined steep banks of the meanders of the river Yantra. Second Bulgarian Kingdom in the 12th century AD. town of tarnovo as "the second after Constantinople" in its beauty and might. Bulgarian State are related to this town, such as the Second Bulgarian Kingdom's apogee in the 12th and 13th centuries AD and the adoption of the First Bulgarian Constitution in 1874. Seven centuries ago as capital of the Second Bulgarian Kingdom the town of Tzarevets had had a major role in the political and spiritual life in Bulgaria. reserved up to now they give clear information of the might of the Bulgarian Tzar dynasties and the Bulgarian Patriarch influence together with the spiritual activities in the former throne town. research shows significant civil, residential and cult buildings. Bulgarian masters, such as Zachary Zograf and Kolyo Ficheto. town quarters are preserved with their Bulgarian Renaissance houses and their dislocated terraces, with their fine interior, handicraft workshops and cafes. town of Veliko tarnovo is an administrative, economic and cultural centre. ronicle and the Tetraevangelia of Tzar Ivan Alexander. place of Theodosius of tarnovo and of St Evtimii, Patriarch of tarnovo. reserved colorful murals and architectural silhouettes from different ages for generations, and left us to ponder the eternal wisdom, chiselled into the column of Khan Omourtag: "Man, no matter how well he lives, dies and another is born...". Veliko Tarnovo:Veliko Tarnovo is located in central northern Bulgaria and acts as the administrative centre of Veliko Tarnovo Province. Bulgarian National Revival buildings with their typical architecture, the many museums on various topics.