Looking for a weekend getaway packed with history, green parks, and quick access to the Rila Mountains? Honestly, Dupnitsa completely exceeded my expectations. It turned out to be a far more exciting and distinct city than I had imagined — boasting an unexpectedly artistic vibe, bold architecture, contemporary exhibition spaces, and charming pedestrian streets that are a true pleasure to stroll through.…

I spent my first winters and summers as a child in Pamporovo and therefore the Rhodope Mountains have always had a place in my heart. I remember with nostalgia the walks in the mountains with my family.…

Back in 2020 we visited Zipline Topola Skies and the flight over the waves was really worth it. Now we are coming back 4 years later to check if the resort is suitable for families with children.…

As we entered the Tuida fortress in Sliven we teleported to the Middle Ages. I’ve always wanted to travel back in time and this surreal experience gave us the opportunity to experience history firsthand.…

Sliven is known as the center of textile production and the cradle of the industrial revolution in Bulgaria. The Museum of the Textile Industry is one of a kind and only here you can attend live demonstrations of industrial textile machinery with audience participation.…

Troyan is a picturesque mountain town located on the banks of the Osam River and famous for its ceramics and the production of plum rakia (Bulgarian fruit brandy). In the past, the best master potters lived on these lands.…

The first seaside resort in Bulgaria St. St. Constantine and Helena has always been very close to my heart. When I was little, my parents and I regularly organized walks around Druzhba (the old name of the resort) to escape the noise of the city, spend quality time together and spice up our daily life.…