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 The Bulgarian state is located in the very center of the Balkans - the intersection of different cultures. Modern Bulgaria occupies a leading place in the number of archaeological sites. The originality and hospitality of Bulgaria, combined with beautiful landscape and natural landscapes, attract tourists from all over the world to this country. All tourists visiting Bulgaria should definitely see 6 of the most beautiful sights of this country.
1. Fortress "Belogradchik".
Bizarre, multicolored limestone and sandstone rock formations create a stunning backdrop for the fortress. The strange geometry of the rocks, with many caves, has been polished by nature over millions of years. The unique scenic beauty of the rocky landscape creates the feeling of a fairy-tale world and fantastic energy. The Belogradchisky rock mass was inhabited 2000 years ago, as indicated by archaeological finds. This romantic mountain range will leave a lasting impression on your memory.
2. City-Museum Koprivshtitsa.
This architectural and historical reserve contains about 400 historical, architectural and ethnographic monuments. The cityscape is replete with cultural treasures of the past and Renaissance buildings. There are many museums that store ancient artifacts. The atmosphere of a city with a rich history takes tourists back to ancient times, causing a lot of emotions. It should be noted that since 1978 Koprivshtitsa. - a national archaeological reserve of international importance.
3. The city of Nessebar.
Nessebar is the oldest European city located in the Bourgas Bay. At different times of the existence of Nessebar, about a third of its part went under water forever (about 80 m. To the coast). Nessebar can be called one big museum of different eras and peoples. Roman, Turkish, Greek, Byzantine, Bulgarian cultures were replaced in Nessebar one after another, enriching the city with its cultural monuments. This city, according to the UNESCO program, is included in the World Heritage List.
4. The city of Veliko Tarnovo.
This city, located in a mountain gorge, was called Tsarevetsgrad in the old days. From about the 12th to the 14th century, it was the ancient capital of Bulgaria. To this day, Veliko Tarnovo bears the imprint of the ancient greatness of the Bulgarians. The city greets tourists with picturesque quarters hanging over the cliffs on both banks of the Yantra River, ancient buildings and museums, and numerous towers. The main attraction is the royal palace-fortress, impressive with its uniqueness and originality.
5. Town Melnik
The miller gained fame as the smallest town in Bulgaria. The history of the town began in the 11th century with the construction of the famous Rozhen Monastery. In the 12th century Melnik survived the dawn and became the center of southwestern Bulgaria, but a 19th century fire almost destroyed the city. Winemaking returned the world fame to the city. The air of this small town is saturated with a thick, spicy aroma of the best Bulgarian wines, recognized all over the world. Tourists will also be interested in churches and monasteries, clay pyramids, a wine cellar-tunnel in the rock.
6. Rila Lakes.
The natural wonder of the Balkans is undoubtedly the seven lakes on the glacial plateau in the Rila Mountains. They are arranged in a cascade and each has its own name. This magical place enchants tourists from all over the world with its natural beauty. The mountain valley, in which the lakes are located, will surprise you with waterfalls and streams of crystal clear water. The water is so cold that no fish live in it. Even at the beginning of summer, against the background of blooming mountain meadows, the lakes are covered with a crust of snow-white ice. Many representatives of the local fauna and flora are listed in the Red Book.All the lakes surrounded by snow-capped mountain peaks are visible from the Rila peak. Tourists are brought to the lakes by a lift, there are hiking and horseback routes.
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