#Bulgaria tourism

[garyartista]

Plovdiv

About 350,000 people live in Plovdiv making it the second largest city in Bulgaria. It was founded on the Marista River. People support themselves here on tobacco production, food processing, textiles and brewing, as well as high tech, festivals and tourism. There are six universities in this small city. It is known for its Roman era theater, still in use, and centrally located. There are old…

[vintagepromotions]

Travel poster for Bulgaria, featuring a train exiting a tunnel with mountains in the background (1938). Artwork by Angel Tilov.

[pellinni-photo]

sozopol, bulgaria - aug 09, 2015: southern fortress wall and tower. urban landscape. sunny morning. popular tourist attraction. late antique and medieval town. summer vacation

[bulgara]

Ardino // Balkan // Devil’s Bridge // BG 🇧🇬

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[tourist-routes-in-europe]

Title: Explore Europe: 10 Unusual Hiking Trails

Introduction

General overview of hiking trails in Europe and their diversity.

Importance of exploring lesser-known trails and destinations off the beaten path.

Tatra Magistrale, Slovakia

Description of the trail and its attractions.

Photos and tips for hiking during different seasons.

Interesting facts and histories of places along the trail.

Cinque Terre, Italy

Characterization of these colorful coastal villages.

Description of hiking trails and their difficulties.

Tips for accommodation and regional cuisine.

West Highland Way, Scotland

Detailed description of this famous Scottish trail.

Photographs of the stunning Scottish landscapes.

Practical advice for hikers and information about facilities along the trail.

Dolomites, Italy

Explore some of the most beautiful mountain ranges in Europe.

Description of treks and mountain huts.

Tips for safe hiking in the mountains.

El Camino de Santiago, Spain

Provide an overview of this famous pilgrimage route.

Share stories and experiences from pilgrims.

Planning and preparation tips for the hike.

Sarek National Park, Sweden

Explore one of the wildest and least inhabited places in Europe.

Information about nature, fauna, and trekking options.

Safety and environmental considerations for hikers.

Rota Vicentina, Portugal

Description of the coastal hiking trail and its alternative routes.

Photos of cliffs, beaches, and fishing villages.

Recommendations for the best time to visit.

High Tatras, Poland

Explore the other side of the Tatra Mountains on the Polish side.

Various hiking trails and their attractions.

Comparison with the Slovak side.

North Coast 500, Scotland

Detailed overview of this famous tourist route.

Photos of bays, castles, and wild landscapes.

Tips for planning the trip and interesting places to stop.

[traveler-from-ukraine]

Дорога до Туреччини

Одного разу, навесні, я вирушив на південь Туреччини, на берег Середземного моря. Їхав я на своєму авто.

Дорога до Туреччини по суші пролягає через декілька країн: Молдова, Румунія, Болгарія. Всі ці країни я проїхав майже транзитом, зупинившись тільки на ночівлю в Бухаресті (столиця Румунії). Але коротенько розкажу, що мені сподобалось під час цієї поїздки.

Проїжджаючи через Румунію, я перетинав дуже цікаву і велику річку.

Потім я дізнався назву цієї річки — це річка Серет. Виявилось, що вона бере початок в Українських Карпатах, і є притокою Дністра. Річка має дуже тісний історичний звʼязок з Україною. А дізнався я про це із цього відео.

Коли я проїжджав Болгарію, мою увагу привернув грандіозний монумент на вершині гори, поблизу міста Шумен. Цікаво, що навкруги там майже рівнинна місцевість, тому це одразу кидалось в очі. Монумент цей збудований на честь 1300 річчя Болгарської держави, і присвячений її творцям. На жаль, в мене збереглися лише фото з не дуже вдалим ракурсом.

Наступне, що мені сподобалось, це були Балканські гори. На той момент, я їх бачив вперше.

В Туреччині, я вперше відвідав місто Стамбул. Я був вражений його розмірами, кількістю людей на вулицях, а особливо заторами на дорогах. Через місто проходить 5-6 автострад, на кожній по 5-6 смуг, можливо навіть більше, однак в час пік всі вони заповнені, і люди змушені годинами стояти в заторах.

��аме в цих заторах, в мене був час роздивитися місто і його хмарочоси.

А ще візитку Стамбулу — протоку Босфор і мости через неї. Мости виглядають велично і вдень і вночі: через те, що я стояв в заторах, я встиг роздивитись і проїхатись через них і вночі.

З самого початку, я планував зупинитись на ночівлю в Стамбулі. Однак коли побачив наскільки це велике і метушливе місто, то мені здавалось, що зупинятись там було б некомфортно. Тому я знайшов готель в передмісті — в містечку Ялова. Містечко це, знаходиться на березі Мармурового моря. Поселився я в готелі з цікавою назвою "Yalova Lova".

Далі буде...

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[allsystemsblue]

@oblivionofthewise

Bruh, I found yer calling.

We visited the little wine windows of Italy, and now it’s time to pay a visit to the “Klek” (kneeling) boutiques of Bulgaria. 

These little below-eye-level shops are common in Sofia, Bulgaria. 

You’ve got to literally be on your knees to shop here. The concept arrived after the fall of the Berlin Wall when Bulgaria moved away from communism and legalized private ownership.

Bulgarians could now own their own businesses, but due to the high costs of rent many people were unable to afford their own place.

So, using their initiative and creativity they started setting up shops that operated out of the basement of old buildings and soon klek shops were spotted along the sidewalks of Sofia.

Most of the shops sell snacks, drinks, alcohol and cigarettes although you can also find shoe repair shops, or service businesses such as laundry shops.

All the goods on offer are kept safely behind glass-covered shelves that surround the window,

Customers choose their items, crouch down, and pay the owner. 

While their big boom was back in the 90s, many shops are still maintaining their businesses around busy roads and walkways. You’ll find most of them strategically placed beside bus stops.

Most shops are open late or 24 hours, making the klek synonymous with after-hours nightlife– a convenient local amenity for party-goers on their way home in need of a quick bite, hair of the dog or a nicotine reboot.

https://gudsol.wordpress.com/2017/10/29/the-knee-shops-in-sofia-bulgarian-underground-shops/

[worthvisitingplaces]

Bansko - Bulgaria Skiing on a budget

Hotel St George Ski Holiday

[jenthehumanist]

Marketing is an art. I follow some Eastern European sites as I like that area to travel. One is Bulgaria, which I loved when I visited. The other is Moldova which is like to go to because my grandfather was born there.

Their marketing efforts are stunningly different. Everything posted in the Bulgaria group makes me want to go. It’s beautiful. Picture postcard photos. Like this.

Moldova by contrast, posts things like this.

All the photos, even the photos of the food, look dreary. People who visit Chișinău say they have a great time, but no one takes good photos.

Sigh. Marketing is definitely an art.

[magikdo]

HOW i offer inspiration = sea garden park- Iron Bird

a 2 years study for the sea garden park - looking for support/ partners or to work to the city or tourist office

[garyartista]

Sofia

November 23, 2024 Sofia is situated on a plane set between hills and mountains, including ski areas within thirty minutes. This can make for a swinging descent all the way to the runway. This caused the young, brightly lipsticked English fluent Bulgarian woman seated between us to do the Bulgarian-Orthodox double cross as if this were her last, yet she does this trip frequently. We were told…

[vintagepromotions]

‘The Sunny Beach’

Balkantourist travel poster for Bulgaria, featuring a view of holidaymakers at the beach while several boats sail in the Black Sea in the foreground (c. 1960).

[pellinni-photo]

morning scenery with rocky cost of bulgaria black sea near sozopol. fluffy clouds on the sky. relax and leisure concept

[bulgara]

#Sofia City // Bulgaria 🇧🇬

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