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Atolovo

Atolovo

Atolovo is a village in southeastern Bulgaria, established in 1926 as a home for Bulgarian refugees from Greek Macedonia and Eastern Thrace.

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Vidin Picture Gallery

Vidin Picture Gallery

A collection of pictures from around Vidin, mostly buildings, monuments, churches.

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Sofia’s Yellow Brick Road

Sofia’s Yellow Brick Road

Prince Ferdinand received a wedding present of yellow pavers to modernize Sofia and make it more like the grand European capitals.

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Bansko Winter Fiesta

Bansko Winter Fiesta

Recently named “Winter Capital of the Balkans,” Bansko will officially open the ski season on 11 December. The town has a full program planned for the weekend.

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Tryavna, the City with a Bridge

Tryavna, the City with a Bridge

Nestled in the Tryavna River Valley in the central-north part of the country, surrounded by lush hills and mountains, and decorated with historic houses in the Bulgarian Renaissance style, Tryavna has preserved the spirit of bygone times.

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Images of Pre-War Varna

Images of Pre-War Varna

Varna quickly developed into a major economic and cultural center following the war of independence from the Ottoman Turks.

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Balchik

Balchik

Balchik Palace and gardens is situated among striking white limestone cliffs at one of the most beautiful natural locations along the Bulgarian Black Sea Coast.

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Troyan

Troyan

The Troyan region, rich in history, crafts, natural beauty, and good food, is fast becoming an attractive place for tourism and recreation.

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Melnik

Melnik

Melnik is the smallest city in Bulgaria and is known for its distinctive architecture and local wine production.

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Koprivshtitsa

Koprivshtitsa is a living monument to the life, history and architecture of the National Revival period.

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