Varosha old quarterВароша
Revival houses, cafés and the Church of the Holy Mother of God.
A young student city between Rila and Pirin, with a cosy old quarter and Rila Monastery an hour away.
Revival houses, cafés and the Church of the Holy Mother of God.
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Forest park on the edge of town for walks and picnics.
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Zakusvalnya (snack bar), banicharnitsa (banitsa bakery) and home-cooking eateries serve Bulgarian food at low prices; locals eat here. Ratings and photos: Google Maps.
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Updated automatically from OpenStreetMap every week.
Prices, photos and guest reviews are on Booking.com and Google Maps.
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112 Emergency (police, ambulance, fire)Bulgaria’s biggest ski resort, under the peaks of Pirin, with a stone-built old town full of folk taverns.
The sunniest town in Bulgaria, with a mild Mediterranean climate and hot springs, famous for asthma and allergies.
Good for: Bronchial asthma and skin allergies (the climate), joints and movement, central and peripheral nervous system, gynaecological problems; drinking cures for digestion.
Open guide →Bulgaria’s smallest town, tucked among giant sand pyramids, with old wine cellars and the Rozhen Monastery nearby.