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Disfruta de un tour guiado por las calles empedradas de Nessebar. Detente para ver los principales monumentos a lo largo del camino. Incluida en la lista de la UNESCO como Patrimonio de la Humanidad, Nessebar es una de las más viejas ciudades de Europa. Después, tendrás tiempo libre para explorar la ciudad a tu ritmo. Paséate recorriendo las tiendas, visita sus museos o descubre el arte culinario en uno de sus restaurantes de mariscos si te apetece una cena temprana.
Haz de tu viaje a Osbor una experiencia diferente. Los jeeps te llevarán directamente donde comienza la diversión. Viajarás por los caminos pedregosos, lejos de las calles principales. Durante las paradas, se puede disfrutar del paisaje y tomar algunas fotos impresionantes. En un pequeño pueblo, te darán la bienvenida según la costumbre antigua de Bulgaria con el pan y la sal. Podrás degustar especialidades búlgaras como la repostería casera.
Located at the foot of Mount Vitosha in the western part of the country, Sofia occupies a strategic position at the centre of the Balkan Peninsula. Sofia's history spans 2,400 years. Sofia has been ranked by the Globalization and World Cities Research Network as a Beta? city.
Its ancient name Serdica derives from the local Celtic tribe of the Serdi who established the town in the 5th century BC. Discover a guided sightseeing tour visit of St. George Rotunda, St. Sofia Church, Alexander Nevski Cathedral. Walking sightseeing tour in the center of the city
El Monasterio de Rila está situado a una altura de 1.150 m en el corazón de las montañas de Rila y es el patrimonio de la humanidad búlgaro más famoso. Hoy en día el monasterio de Rila es el símbolo más grande e importante de la Iglesia ortodoxa búlgara. Este tour privado ofrece servicios de transporte cómodo y un guía de habla inglesa, que garantiza un enfoque individual durante todo el viaje. Después de 2 horas traslado desde Sofía hacia el complejo del monasterio, su guía le mostrará parte de la opulenta colección del museo, los ricos decorados de las cinco cúpulas de la iglesia de la Natividad de la Santísima Virgen, la imponente torre del siglo 14 Hrelyo y la cocina original del monasterio. Una buena y natural adición a los sentimientos de tranquilidad y la contemplación es otorgado por las escarpadas cumbres y densos bosques de hayas que rodean el monasterio.
Want to start your day as real Bulgarian? Look no further! Here’s your opportunity to eat breakfast with the fine city of Sofia and its welcoming citizens on a unique, local food tour of Sofia.
Start your Sofia tour at one of Sofia’s icons – Alexander Nevski Cathedral. After a brief introduction, we’ll head over to a typical Bulgarian snack bar. Along the way, we’ll visit local symbols, including Hagia Sofia Church, a 6th century church and site full of energy and mystery. We’ll also catch Sofia University, Parliament, and the statue of King Libertador, all of which are the main icons of Bulgarian history in Sofia.
By this point, we know you’ll want breakfast – perfect, we do too! We’ll taste plenty of Sofia food - Bulgarian banitsa, combined with ayryan, as Bulgarians normally do in the morning. Banitsa is delicious small pastry prepared from dough and cheese and sometimes meat or nettle, and is unique to Bulgaria and the Balkans. The ayryan is prepared from yogurt and gives the final touch to the breakfast.
Satisfied with our local breakfast, we’ll continue on this Sofia walking tour along the narrow streets, which are part of Old Sofia and exude centuries of rich history. The streets leads us to Graf Ignatiev Street, home to a famous market where you may buy fresh fruits and vegetables, or taste baked nuts or delicious snacks, as local do. It is a market on the street with many stalls, which all compete for shoppers’ attention, so you’ll experience a real lively atmosphere!
From there on this Sofia food tour, we’ll make our way to a famous pastry shop that prepares the best traditional Bulgarian desserts. Along the way, we’ll encounter the biggest open-air book store in Bulgaria, and a favourite meeting point for many locals.
In the pastry shop we will taste a sweet and delicious dessert - baklava. We may also have the chance to try tolumbichka, cream-cake, or other sweets. As is customary, we’ll combine the sweets with another unique beverage for the region - boza. Bottoms up!
Explore the rustic southwest of Bulgaria with this full day tour that will leave you with plenty of memories. Discover with your guide Rila Monastery – the most frequented Bulgarian Unesco World Heritage Site and one of the largest monastic complexes on the Balkans. Located among the giant mountain peaks of Rila Mountains, the monastery with its museum and Renaissance frescoes is a definite must see.
Further south is Melnik, the capital of a famous wine region and considered the smallest town in Bulgarian. There we will take a gentle walking tour along narrow alleys amid 18-19th century houses and strangely shaped formations made of sand and clay. A visit to the 18th century Kordopulov house and its tunnel-like wine cellar is included. There you will taste a glass of locally produced red wine, just before heading back for Sofia.
Take a drive to the South to the old town of Nessebar, situated on a small picturesque peninsula and one of the few UNESCO World Heritage sights in Bulgaria. A narrow road connects the tiny peninsula (300m wide, 800m long) with the mainland. We’ll show you the numerous churches from 13th c. B.C., the old style houses and the souvenir shops. The cobbled streets, the historical monuments and the old churches will turn back time to the days of the ancient Greeks, Romans and Byzantines. Our guide will give you a full history and allow time for you to explore. Enjoy this romantic day.
This trip gives you a behind-the-scenes look at Bulgaria's south-east coast. You'll start by taking a hydrofoil along the coast to Sozopol. This picturesque city is home to a cobbled old town that's sprawled over a slither of land jutting into the sea. Here you'll have some free time to rummage the treasure-trove souvenir shops. The you'll board the hydrofoil again for the return trip back to Nessebar.