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Sofia, Bulgaria
Begin your journey in Bulgaria's capital, Sofia, which is known for its beautiful Orthodox churches, museums, and vibrant cultural scene. Spend a day exploring key sites such as Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, Vitosha Boulevard and the National Archaeological Museum.
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Plovdiv, Bulgaria
Plovdiv, one of the oldest cities in Europe, offers a rich cultural tapestry with its Roman Theater, ancient ruins, and the Old Town district with colorful Revival-era houses. Make sure to stroll along the city's pedestrian-packed main street and explore its many galleries and museums.
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Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria
Known as the 'City of the Tsars,' Veliko Tarnovo boasts a majestic medieval fortress and an old town with narrow, cobbled streets. Highlights include Tsarevets Fortress, Samovodska Charshia (craft street), and its art galleries, reflecting the city's historic and cultural significance.
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Varna, Bulgaria
Visit Varna, the maritime capital of Bulgaria, where you can enjoy a mix of cultural sights and seaside relaxation. Key attractions include the Varna Archaeological Museum, Roman Baths, and the Sea Garden—a sprawling park with beautiful views of the Black Sea.
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Nessebar, Bulgaria
Nessebar, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is renowned for its well-preserved architectural heritage. Wander through its ancient streets to discover churches dating back to the Middle Ages, beautiful wooden houses, and the fascinating Archaeological Museum.
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Sofia, Bulgaria
Conclude your journey back in Sofia. Use this day to further explore any remaining sites, perhaps taking a short trip to Boyana Church or the National History Museum, and indulge in some shopping or dining on Vitosha Boulevard before heading home.