The prospective next Prime Minister of Bulgaria, Mariya Gabriel, has outlined specific conditions for continued talks with the WCC-DB party in an effort to form a new government. While conversations between Gabriel’s GERB-SDS party and WCC-DB have not come to a standstill, Gabriel notes that there must be progress made for talks to continue. Conditions…
Bulgaria is home to an impressive number of UNESCO World Heritage Sites – over 20 in total. For travelers seeking to explore the best of what the country has to offer, My Guide Bulgaria is an essential resource. Visitors can take advantage of discounts of up to 70% on a variety of unique experiences, such…
In the realm of historical fortresses, Mezek’s Timeless Fortress stands as an enduring testament to the medieval Byzantine era. This formidable stronghold, believed by some historians to be the Neutzikon or Versinikiya fortress, was constructed during the reign of Byzantine Emperor Alexius I Comnenus. Adorned with three brick bands and fortified by nine towering round…
Bulgaria’s construction industry is set to receive a significant boost with the transfer of the Madlen deposit concession to Riolitis from Euroslag, approved by the Ministry of Energy. With an estimated reserve of 2.63 million tonnes of marl and 1.75 million tonnes of limestone, this deposit holds potential for the industry, providing a stable supply of high-quality raw materials for construction products. The development of the deposit aims to generate employment opportunities, support local producers, benefitting the local economy, and reducing the industry’s dependence on imports. However, the transfer has also met with opposition from environmental organizations and local communities concerned about the potential environmental impact.
The Bulgarian Coast: A Seaside Paradise Bulgaria is a country that offers a diverse range of landscapes, from the majestic peaks of the Balkan Mountains to the sprawling plains of the Danube. But perhaps its most alluring feature is the Bulgarian Coast, a stunning stretch of coastline that spans over 354 km along the Black…
Deep beneath the surface of Pernik, Bulgaria lies a hidden treasure trove of history and heritage: the Museum of Mining. This underground gallery, also known as the Town of Black Gold, is a testament to Bulgaria’s rich mining past. Established in 1986, the museum was inspired by visits to mining museums in Poland and Russia…
The Golden Pompon International Cheerleading Dance Festival, hailed as Bulgaria’s premier cheerleading event, captivates participants and spectators alike with its vibrant performances and spirited atmosphere. This annual festival, held in Albena Resort in September, has become a cherished tradition in the country, attracting children and teenagers from diverse organizations such as dance schools, clubs, and…
In a world where beauty often fades with time, there exists a museum that unveils the enduring secrets of Bulgaria’s beloved flower: The Rose Museum. Nestled in the quaint town of Kazanlak, this unique museum is a tribute to the oil-yielding rose, a symbol of elegance and grace. With its old building housing over 15,000…
Nestled just 7 km from the town of Troyan in Bulgaria, lies the enchanting village of Oreshak, a haven for those seeking to immerse themselves in the rich tradition of Bulgarian crafts. This idyllic village is home to the National Exhibition of Popular and Artistic Crafts, a treasure trove showcasing the exquisite works of Bulgarian…
Nestled amidst the majestic Sredna Gora mountain range, Oborishte stands proud as a significant historical site in Bulgaria. This enchanting locale, aptly known as the birthplace of the April Uprising, resonates with the spirit of freedom that courses through its very veins. Declared a historical area in 1977, Oborishte holds the key to Bulgaria’s courageous…