More about Guided Tours In Bulgaria
With a guide to lead the way, you’ll experience more than just the surface. In Sofia, you can pass centuries-old ruins beneath modern buildings and learn how the city evolved through Roman, Ottoman and Soviet times. In Plovdiv, walking the cobbled streets of the Old Town becomes more meaningful with stories of Thracians, Byzantines and Bulgarian Revivalists woven in.
Guided tours often include visits to remote or lesser-known places that are harder to reach independently. These might include the Rila Monastery hidden in the mountains, the quiet beauty of the Rhodope villages or hidden Thracian tombs in the countryside. Along the way, guides can introduce you to local customs, point out details you might otherwise miss and translate conversations with locals.