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Bulgaria attracts tourists by sunny climate, numerous resorts with picturesque beaches, beautiful festivals and remarkable architecture. Prices are relatively low

Bulgaria is the country in Southern Europe, which occupies part of the Balkan Peninsula and overlooking the Black Sea. Fertile land occupy a significant part of the country (from the Danube to the Balkan Mountains). Further, up to the Rhodope Mountains are hilly plains, which were called Thrace from the tenth century BC. But in the first century AD these lands came to Ancient Rome. In 4-5 centuries BC the Balkan Peninsula was attacked by ProtoSlavic tribes, and a hundred years later - by Asian tribes of Bulgarians. Modern Bulgarians are descendants of them all. In the 90 th years of the 14 th century, these lands were seized by the Ottoman (Turkish) Empire, which owned it for almost 500 years. After defeating the Ottoman Empire during the war of 1877-1878, Russia brought long-awaited freedom to people of Bulgaria. In 1908 there appeared the own royal dynasty. During the Second World war, Bulgaria supported Nazi Germany, but has refused to send troops to the Eastern Front. In 1944 the Red Army, based on the people rebellion in the country, has freed the country from the Germanic invaders. Communists came to power in the country. Their authority has collapsed in 1990 as a result of the political crisis in Bulgaria and the "velvet revolution". Democratic forces came to power in the country. Tourists are attracted to the country, first of all, by ancient, beautiful Bulgarian churches, colorful festivals, as well as world-renowned resorts with picturesque sandy beaches, a wonderful, sunny climate and relatively low prices. Seaside resorts are not the only thing that this fascinating country can boast of. There are many hot springs and mineral spas here. The Rose Valley, located in the center of the country produces the largest amount of rose oil in the world. Severe mountains Rila and Pirin are the basis for picturesque ski resorts, where a season lasts from mid-December to mid April. Through the whole country lies the Balkan mountain range, offering excellent conditions and opportunities for mountain tourism. At the foot of Mount Vitosha is located Sofia, Bulgaria's capital, which is proud of many great architectural monuments and museums, among which one should definitely look at the Rotunda of St. George, Alexander Nevsky Cathedral and visit the National Archaeological Museum. The city of Varna is known for its gardens and parks, wide boulevards and plank walkways on beaches. In Plovdiv one can enjoy the views of the romantic architecture of national Renaissance

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	Plovdiv Rome is much younger than Plovdiv. Athens and Constantinople also appeared later. Plovdiv is magically beautiful in all seasons
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	Sozopol The old part of the city of Sozopol is an architectural reserve. To the south of the city there are two magnificent beaches with golden sand
	Sunny Beach Sunny Beach - the largest resort complex, perfect for children: a small bay with a gently sloping bottom, many children's pools, playgrounds. Mild climate
	Varna Varna - one of the biggest and most beautiful cities in Bulgaria. One can find examples of an ancient Greek, medieval and modern culture here
	Bansko Bansko is a famous ski resort 900 m above sea level. Always a long winter and guaranteed snow cover. Ski school, snowboarding school. Night-lighting. Small family hotels
	Bozhentsi Bozhentsi is the village located in the mountains. It has a status of an architectural and historical reserve. Now there remain 100 houses aged from 100 to 250 years
	Melnik Melnick is the smallest city in Bulgaria. The population - less than three hundred residents. Tourists enjoy the famous local wine - Melnick
	Veliko Trnovo Veliko Trnovo is the ancient capital of Bulgaria, where architectural monuments of many epochs are carefully preserved. A lot of cafes, bars and restaurants
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	Bulgarian dances Holiday in Bulgaria would not be complete without spectacular and exotic ritual dances show. A special mention deserves Dancing on burning coals
	Golden Sands On Golden Sands resort one can find all conditions for windsurfing, diving, water skiing, sailing; a lot of hotels, restaurants, cafes and bars. Many hotels have spa
	July Morning July Morning - the seashore resort complex - 95 000 sq. metres. Studio apartments with one and two bedrooms. Also, there is a VIP area with houses like "town house"
	Magura Cave Magura Cave is a maze of majestic halls 3 km length. This is one of the most beautiful Bulgarian caves, known for its rock paintings, the unique monument of primitive art
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	Regina Mare Elite residential complex Regina Mare designed and constructed to ensure maximum comfort and all the modern amenities for a full beach holiday to its inhabitants
	Rila Monastery Rila Monastery is one of the greatest shrines of Bulgarian people. It is one of the oldest Orthodox monasteries, founded in the X century by monk Ivan Rilski (St. John of Rila)
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	Sveti Spas Balneological complexes in Velingrad – rest and therapy among mountains and nature reserves. Restaurants, cafes, bars, tennis courts, bowling hall, art crafts house, fish farm
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	Thracian Tomb Discovered in 1944, the tomb is dated about the end of IV cent. BC. The painting in the tomb is the most well-preserved works of art of the Hellenistic period in Bulgaria
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