Destination: Sofia - Plovdiv - Sofia 

Plovdiv is the second largest town of Bulgaria, an area since the time of Philip, King of Macedonia, father of Alexander The Great. Its unique location on these ancient crossroads has stimulated cultural and political influences from East and West civilizations and yet maintained its unique cultural identity. The most impressive building of Roman time that has come to us rising above the city is the Antique Amphitheatre by Emperor Mark Avrelii during the 2nd c. A.D. Its magnificent arcade adorned with marble statues is simply breath-taking. Theatre and opera performances are still staged here on warm summer nights. The Roman Stadium is also constructed during the II century and reproduces the layout in Delphi, Greece. Within the centre of the ancient major town of the Roman province of Thrace remains of stone paved streets, foundations of buildings and columns and ancient fortress walls and gates reside. The Old Plovdiv nowadays is an original living museum, an architectural phenomenon with many of the houses of those times’ most prominent Bulgarians turned into museums, galleries hosting various art exhibitions and festivals. Optional : Visit of Bachkovo Monastery.
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Destination: Sofia – Veliko Turnovo - Sofia 

 Not only a mediaeval capital, it is also a National Revival city. For 800 years now it has towered over the Yantra river which meanders at its feet. The houses are perched one above the other on the steep slopes of the almost sheer banks. Situated 241 km northeast of Sofia, the city is known for its distinct and picturesque architecture which creates a feeling of warmth and coziness.
We will visit the medieval fortress of Tsarevets, the old Marketplace Samovodska Tcharshia with its traditional crafts work shops, souvenir shops and art galleries, the churches St. Demetrius (12th c.), Holy Forty Martyrs, built in 1230 by Tsar Ivan Assen II, and St. Peter and Paul (14th c.).
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“It grows, but does not age”

 Sofia is the capital of Bulgaria and is a modern European city nowadays, the main political, administrative and cultural center of the country. It is also one of the oldest cities in Europe. The first inhabitants settled there in the 4th century BC, because of the good location of its territory – among mountains and mineral springs. The tour of Sofia offers you to see the real mixture of tradition and modern culture. It will acquaint you with Sofia’s most famous points of interest - The Alexander Nevski Cathedral, The Russian Church, The Church of St. Sophia, The Round Church “St. George”, The National Theatre, The mineral baths, The Jewish Synagogue, The National Art Gallery, The Archeological Museum and  Parliament square, The Presidency, the Ruins of Serdica and many more exciting views that will make you fall in love with this magnificent city more than 7000 years old…….                                                                                                                                     
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