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Why not take a look at these fab places to visit.
Bansko is a popular ski resort in the Pirin Mountains that attracts winter sports enthusiasts from all over Europe
more...Koprivshtitsa is a small town that preserves the authentic atmosphere of the Bulgarian Revival period in the 19th century.
more...Plovdiv is the second-largest city in Bulgaria and one of the oldest cities in Europe.
more...Varna is the largest city on the Bulgarian Black Sea coast and a popular summer resort.
more...Veliko Tarnovo is a picturesque town that was once the capital of the medieval Bulgarian Empire.
more...To quote Bulgarian Tourist Information “Despite being in Europe, and possibly compared to other areas in the world, Bulgaria is not one of the easiest countries to travel around on public transportation.”
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Details of train travel in Bulgaria can be found at www.bdz.bg.
There are a couple of options for taking the train from Bucharest to Sofia. One option is to change at Ruse and the other at Vidin.
Using coaches and buses in Bulgaria be found at [https://avtogari.info]
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Here are some popular train routes to Bulgaria
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Tourist information can be found at visitmybulgaria.com.
There is also reasonable summary for travellers to Bulgaria here the-complete-travel-guide-for-bulgaria.
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