Natural Reserve Srebarna is located in the northeastern part of Bulgaria, 20 kilometers away from Silistra. The lake is extremely dependent on the lifeblood connection with the waters of the Danube River.

Veliko Tarnovo is the ancient capital of Bulgaria, located in the central part of the country, girded by the watersides of the winding Yantra River, sprung up on the three hills - Tsarevets, Trapezitsa and Sveta Gora.

Bulgaria may realize an annual turnover of 8-10 billion euro from tourism, said the chairman of the Bulgarian Hotel and Restaurant Association / BHRA / Blagoi Ragin.

If
you visit even only once the Rhodope Mountains, your heart will remain
in it forever and you will wish to return in the beautiful mountain
again and again, to breathe pure its crystalline air, to travel across its nooks and to climb its peaks.

The oldest city on the Black Sea coast of Bulgaria - Sozopol, is located on a small rocky peninsula south of Burgas. Its antique name is Apollonia Pontica, and its present name Sozopol means the city of salvation.

Lovech is located on the border between Danube river and the vast plain north of Stara Planina. It is situated on both banks of the River Osam.

Its old part was established in 4-3 BC.

State Agency for Tourism (SAT) has received the award for "Best Tourism promotion" at the 21 edition of KOTFA tourist exhibition in Seoul, Korea. The prize was given to the agency because of its great contributions of the agency to development of tourism industry with positive PR and marketing.

Plovdiv is the second largest city in Bulgaria, more than 8 millennia of age, situated on both banks of the Maritsa River, north of the Rhodope Mountains and south of the Balkan Mountains. It is also known as the "City of the seven hills" because is built-up among seven hills.

The houses in the old part of the town are models of Revival architecture.

7-10% is the expected growth of tourists in the new season compared to the same period of 2007, said the chairman of the State Agency for Tourism (SAT) Anelia Krushkova at a press conference in Albena resort today.

One of the symbols of Bulgaria is a beautiful oil-bearing rose that grows in sub-Balkan valley of Kazanlak also called the "Rose Valley".