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Pernik, the Old Fortress Town

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pernik centreStraddling both banks of the Struma River in the beautiful Pernik Valley, Pernik is the capital of the municipality of the same name. It has a population of 91,883. Its scenic location between the Vitosha, Viskyar and Golo Bardo Mountain ranges makes it an ideal place for those who want to work in the capital Sofia, yet find cheaper accommodation away from the city’s hustle and bustle. It is also close to the borders of Serbia, Greece and Macedonia making it a great base to explore some of Bulgarian’s neighbours.

Getting There

Pernik lies in Western Bulgaria just 30 km south west of the capital, 59 km north east of Kyustendil, 70 km north of Blagoevgrad, 52 km from Vidin, 42 km from the spa town Sandanski and only 50 km from Nis in Serbia. Its ideal location means that there are plenty of places to visit for shopping and recreation. Sofia is home to the nearest international airport and there are also good bus and rail links to the capital and to Greece.

A Dip Back in Time

Haskovo, City of the Blessed Virgin Mary

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a hidden gemTucked away in southern Bulgaria close to the Greek and Turkish borders, the pretty town of Haskovo lies in the Thracian valley on the River Maritsa. It is set in greenery surrounded by rugged hills with the Sakar Mountain and the Eastern Rhodopes as impressive backdrops. The town itself is decorated with ornate Revival architecture and is a hive of cultural activity and it is one of the oldest towns in the country. Its population numbers 96,194 making it the 12th largest town in the country. Haskovo has a valuable cultural heritage with significant achievements in science and art. Each year it hosts a number of cultural events including the Republican Championship in Sports Dances, and the Christmas Folklore Festival amongst many others.

A City Visit To Stara Zagora

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starazagoraThe often overlooked city of Stara Zagora is situated in the central region of Southern Bulgaria near the Bedachka river, covering the northern fields of the upper Thracian plain and the southern hills of the Sarnenea Sredna Gora mountain. The city offers the visitor many hidden charms. Leafy boulevards, children's play areas and well-tended parks filled with greenery, beautiful flowers, as well as many ancient Roman remains, water fountains and the scent of the Lime and Linden trees.

It is a city of poets, writers, artists and magic often overlooked by most travelers to Bulgaria. Its proximity to the Balkan range provides many opportunities for the photographer, hiker, hunter or fishing enthusiast.

A Stay In Sevlievo

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statueoflibertySevlievo is a town situated in north-central Bulgaria, 178 km from the capital city of Sofia and 283 km from Varna.

A Visit To Blagoevgrad

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blagoevgradBlagoevgrad lies at the foot of the Rila Mountains in Bulgaria,100 km from the city of Sofia.It borders Macedonia to the west and Greece to the south.

The Charming Town of Sliven

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dollstheatreAt the foot of a beautiful, rough mountain range and at the confluence of the Rivers Novoselska,

The City of Seven Hills -Plovdiv

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Plovdiv,a beaplovdivfountainutiful city stooped in ancient history, sits proudly on the banks of the Maritsa River occupying seven hills with the Rhodope Mountains as a backdrop. It lies in southern

Dobrich And Surrounding Areas

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dobrichshoppingDobrich lies in the most eastern part of the Danube plain in the fertile flat lands of the Dobrudzha Plateau, a region strangely reminiscent of the Cheshire Plains. Dobrich is Bulgaria's eighth largest town

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