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Assistants – 35 euro per day

 

GUIDED TOUR OF SOFIA – 4 h

A tour enabling tourists to acquaint themselves with the foremost landmarks of the Bulgarian capital city.

Born 7000 years ago and preserving unique architectural monuments, the Bulgarian capital today is a genuine treasure for those who value antiquities, blending harmoniously with the city’s modern appearance.

The sightseeing tour passes through the St. George Rotunda (4^th c. AD)- a fine monument of Roman architecture, the Sl. Sophia early Christian basilica (6^th c.) which gave the city its name and the St. Alexander Nevsky Memorial cathedral with its golden domes, impressive interior, exquisite murals, icons and colorful mosaics, the building of Parliament and more….

Like any modern European capital, Sofia too, is the country’s main political, social and business center, the hub of an active cultural life.

 

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Guide – 45 euro per day

Assistants – 35 euro per day

 

 

GUIDED TOUR OF SOFIA  and  VITOSHA MOUNTAIN – 6h

Like any modern European capital, Sofia too, is the country’s main political, social and business center, the hub of an active cultural life.

Born 7000 years ago and preserving unique architectural monuments, the Bulgarian capital today is a genuine treasure for those who value antiquities, blending harmoniously with the city’s modern appearance.

The sightseeing tour passes through the St. George Rotunda (4^th c. AD)- fine monument of Roman architecture, the Sl. Sophia early Christian basilica (6^th c.) that gave the city its name and the St. Alexander Nevsky Memorial cathedral with its golden domes, impressive interior, exquisite murals, icons and colorful mosaics, the building of Parliament and more….

Vitosha is the part of the Sofia’s landmarks. Known, as “the Lungs of Sofia” is attractive during any season. There’s no better place to observe Sofia from. It consists primarily of granite rocks, but there are karst rocks as well especially in the southern part. A unique natural phenomenon are the so-called “stone rivers” (moreni) – piles of huge rounded granite stones along many of the river valleys, reaching up to 2 km in length and 50 m in width. Especially expressive and beautiful are the moreni in the Zlatni Mostove area (Golden Bridges). Similar phenomena can be seen in other Bulgarian mountains, too, the Vitosha moreni however being unique. They are the symbol of the mountain.

 

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Guide – 45 euro per day

Assistants – 35 euro per day

Lunch – 20 euro per person

 

 

SOFIA- RILA MONASTERY

The most impressive monument from the Bulgarian National revival period rises amidst the rugged beauty of the Rila Mountains, just 120km from Sofia.

Having survived the times with the confidence of the most zealous guard of the Bulgarian spirit and language, it still fascinates present day visitor with the pure and harmonious line of the buildings, exquisite colonnades, arches and vaults, spacious rooms richly decorated with murals and fretwork. The monastery’s most treasured historic and artistic monuments include the 14^th century Hrelyo Tower, the five- domed Birth of the Blessed Virgin Church and house a rich museum collection of valuable old manuscripts and documents, charters and icons, an ethnographic exhibition of fabrics jewelry carpets, and wrought iron objects and a library containing more than 16 000 books.

Rila monastery is included in the UNESCO List of the World Cultural Heritage.

 

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Guide – 45 euro per day

Assistants – 35 euro per day

Lunch – 15 euro per person

Entry fee – 5 euro per person

 

 

SOFIA- PLOVDIV – BACHKOVO MONASTERY

The country’s second largest city is older than Bulgaria itself, cosmopolitan and captivating it blends the dynamic beat of the present and the intransigent values of its six millennia long history.

In 342 BC Philip II of Macedon conquered the Thracian town of Evmolpia leaving its name – Philipopolis. At the start of our millennium the Romans conquered the city.

During the 19^th century Bulgarian master builders erected the National Revival city of Plovdiv (the Old Town) with steep cobbled streets, lovely houses with large bay windows and slender columns, latticed eaves and heavy quiet green yards and rippling marble fountains.

Old Plovdiv, representing innumerable monuments from different periods, is a living museum with performances in the antique Roman Theater.  One can still feel the atmosphere and the tranquillity of the past – just a step away from the real world.

Bachkovo Monastery is built in 1038 by the Bakuryani brothers from Georgia. The monastery contains a rich library and museum collection. It is the second by importance in Bulgaria.

 

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Guide – 45 euro per day

Assistants – 35 euro per day

Lunch – 15 euro per person

       Entry fee – 15 euro per person

 

 

 

 

 

 

SOFIA- KOPRIVSHTIZA

A small mountain town zealously keeps the reminds of its past glory. Every house here is an architectural masterpiece as well as part of Bulgarian history.

Koprivshtiza museum town offers a stroll in an authentic 19^th century atmosphere: white stone walls, overgrown with ivy and wild geranium fence the gardens full of flowers; vaulted stone bridges run across the bubbly river; heavy, iron-studded gates hide blue, yellow and red houses with verandah, bay windows and eaves. Cosy small restaurants in typical Bulgarian style offer delicious Bulgarian cuisine.

Escape from the modern world and enjoy the tranquillity of the past!

 

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Guide – 45 euro per day

Assistants – 35 euro per day

Lunch – 15 euro per person

       Entry fee – 5 euro per person

 

 

 

 

FOLK SHOW & DINNER

Bulgaria is a country of century old culinary tradition which richness and flavor can satisfy any taste. The Bulgarian cuisine is varied, spicy and delicious. Dishes have strange and untranslatable names. For every meal you will find a wine among the world famous Bulgarian wines. Wine production in Bulgaria has millennial tradition going to Trichina times. The delicate white wines Dimiat, Misket, Riesling are followed by full reds such as Merlot, Cabernet and Gamsa.

The Bulgarian music will dip you into an authentic folk atmosphere. Try to discover a part of the Bulgarian soul!

 

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Assistants – 35 euro per day

Dinner – 30 euro per person