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Holiday Rentals Bulgaria The Bulgarian countryside shifts from snowcapped mountains to green river valleys and bright beaches on the Black Sea. In between these natural playgrounds are villages and cities filled with the relics and customs of a long and diverse history.
While Bulgarian towns have been visibly affected by the influence of the country’s regional neighbors, much of Bulgaria’s countryside bears no such marks. National park lands abound in Bulgaria, giving the country a growing reputation among nature lovers and outdoor adventurers.
Modernization has made it easier than ever for Bulgarians – and visitors – to move quickly and conveniently between scenic spots and hot nightlife. Bulgarians have widened their belts as a new generation comes of age in an era full of entertainment choices.
Indeed, the capital city of Sofia is home to first class entertainment approximating the stature of Western Europe, yet with the charming, picturesque chaos that comes from visiting an Eastern European country. Amidst the bars, cafés, nightclubs, movie theaters, opera, ballet – be sure to check out the Ivan Vazov National Theater – and charming life of the locals ambling about on the cozy European streets, you’ll find that even a week – or weekend – in Bulgaria will fill you with memories for a lifetime.
With vibrant film and music scenes, Bulgaria is also a Mecca for artists and photographers. Between the incredible cities of Plovdiv and Koprivshtitsa, easily accessible by public transportation from Sofia, Bulgaria is a gem in the eye of pretty much any beholder. And do consider taking a look at Bulgaria from beyond the banks of the Danube – the cruises
But with all the splendid culture and attractions of Bulgaria, let’s not forget the real reason you came: the nearly 240 miles (almost 380 km) of Bulgarian Black Sea shoreline make for one of the most scenic and incredible European summer vacation destinations. Plus, despite a rapidly rebounding economy, Bulgaria is still incredibly cheap. Shhhh!
Renting a timeshare or apartment while vacationing in Bulgaria will cost you pennies on the Euro from what you may be accustomed to in Western Europe or the United States, and travelers from less developed nations will find that Bulgaria offers and extremely reasonable place to travel to in Europe.
Alongside industrial growth has been a vigorous effort to revitalize Bulgaria’s tourism and real estate industries. Bulgaria’s main attraction is its fascinating history and society, evident in Bulgarian architecture, music and cuisine. Besides developing first class resorts, Bulgaria has expended considerable effort highlighting the richness of its heritage. |
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