Do you feel like an heir and a dignified lover of rich culture, ancient traditions and customs of your ancestors? If your answer is positive, then you can safely call yourself a Bulgarian. Have you heard of Bulgaria - the Empire of the roses, the Thracian Sanctuary, the Pantheon of the Roman Empire? In this territory, as a virtuoso tailor, history has embroidered with golden threads the memories of its centuries-long  existence. When you step on Bulgarian land, you have the chance to hear the battle-cry of the Slavs, the horse galloping of the ancient-Bulgarians, the majestic words of the kings, the sound of the fiery Turkish swords, and the whistle of enemy bullets in the forthcoming war between former allies, or the sound of more distant enemies. And not only. In addition to an impressive array of archival footage, Bulgaria gives you a breathtaking scenery to satisfy your desire as for a mountainous transition and adventure under the starry sky, thus for a paradise where you can get away from reality, albeit for a while You will see for yourself that Bulgaria is one of the few countries where you have to spend months in order to get to know it completely and to love it so much that you can accept it as your caring mother. Take your breath and arm yourself with emotions because your adventure’s   starting point is the capital - Sofia. The town is situated at the foot of Mount Vitosha and shelters under its roof monuments of religion, art and cultural and historical heritage. Your attention will be drawn with ease from the National Palace of Culture, the monumental temple "St. Alexander Nevski ", the church "St. Sofia "and from" St. Sunday " Cathedral. While you are submerged in the spirit of Sofia, there is no way you can resist the call of the architectural majors in the face of the Ivan Vazov National Theater, the Central Military Club and the National Assembly of Bulgaria.

You can be sure that no one will believe that you were in Bulgaria if you did not feel the atmosphere of the ancient city of Philippopolis, today proudly named Plovdiv. Here is the memorial world meeting of civilizations, here centuries struggle for supremacy and immortal glory. In the central part of the city  is the largest concentration of cultural values, including the Ancient Theater, the Roman Forum and the Roman Stadium - the scars of one of the greatest empires that have stepped on these lands. The Pearl of Plovdiv is the Old Town with its bustling cobblestone streets, Renaissance houses and small concealed souvenir shops, inviting you to take away a particle of Philipopolis' spirit with you. Unfolding the photo album with pictures from the childhood of the city, you need to look at the Dzhumaya mosque and the square of the same name, symbolizing the religious tolerance.
Your walk along the lane of history should continue in Veliko Tarnovo, the old capital of Bulgaria. There you will be enthralled by the whisper of the Second Bulgarian Kingdom, by the memory of the majesty of a country that has earned respect among all peoples of the continent and all over the world. You will regret for the rest of your life if you do not act as a mighty ruler, walking around  the fortresses Tzarevets and Trapezitsa. Veliko Tarnovo also has exceptionally charming places for relaxation, dozens of monuments and impressive museums.
The stops on the route of your adventure in the ancient Bulgarian lands undoubtedly have to include Karlovo with the memory of the national heroes Vasil Levski and the Valley of the Roses, Koprivshtitsa with its inimitable Renainssance style and atmosphere, Bansko and Razlog offering unparalleled mental relaxation also Varna, Nessebar, Sozopol and Bourgas, where you will be amazed by the sunrise on the Black Sea coast and as if the boundless sandy stripes. Not enough, is it?
The unique image of the Balkan country is the reason why it is a preferred tourist destination on a global scale. The symbiosis between spirit, culture and heritage has preserved Bulgaria so that today it can dissolve its color pages for everyone who wished “to read it”.