
Tsarevets
The hill the Second Bulgarian Empire was ruled from
1–2 h


The hill the Second Bulgarian Empire was ruled from
1–2 h

A fortress that used three sandstone massifs as its walls
1–2 h

Medieval castle in Vidin
30 min–1.5 h

A church on a rock spur, and an inscription dating the walls to 1231
45 min–1.5 h

A medieval town on a cliff edge, flattened in 1444 and never rebuilt
45 min–1.5 h

A Rhodope citadel on a cone of rock, and the seat of a rebel despot
45 min–1.5 h

Nine Byzantine towers on a hill, and a Thracian tomb in the same village
45 min–1.5 h

The acropolis hill of Plovdiv, inhabited for six thousand years
30 min–1.5 h

Fortress on the Danube
30 min–1.5 h

Important medieval fortress of the Second Bulgarian Empire
30 min–1.5 h

Archaeological site
30 min–1.5 h

Medieval stronghold
30 min–1.5 h

Where the First Bulgarian Empire lost its army, in the summer of 1014
30 min–1.2 h

Medieval fortress
30 min–1.5 h

Fortress in town of Peshtera
30 min–1.5 h

Fortress near Belchin
30 min–1.5 h

A castle one man began building in 1996, and the most-visited paid sight on this coast
1.5–3 h

Located in Sliven
30 min–1.5 h

The upper citadel at Debelt, listed since 1965 and never presented
20–45 min

Where Ivan Alexander beat a Byzantine emperor in 1332, on a rock above the plain
1–2 h