5 things not to miss as a Hungarian if you are in Bulgaria, Part 1 — PHOTOS

Bulgaria is a very popular destination, not only for Hungarians. This is no surprise as beautiful landscapes, delicious food, and beaches await those wishing to vacation. We can get all this at an affordable price. With our list below, we present the programs that should be included on your Bulgarian bucket list.

Bulgaria has always been a popular destination for Hungarians and everyone else as well, but since Bulgaria joined the EU in 2007, tourism has flourished even more. Sandy beaches, blue sea, good prices, and a variety of programs await those looking to recharge in Bulgaria. We have collected some program points that are not worth missing out on when one is visiting Bulgaria.

1. Fire dance

Part of the Hungarian culture is, among other things, folk dance and the Busójárás, which is on the UNESCO list of intellectual heritage. Bulgarian fire dance offers a similar experience. This folk tradition is a mixture of ancient pagan and orthodox traditions. Music, dancing, folk food, and fire dance at the end of the evening are guaranteed to be an unforgettable experience for everyone.

2. Nessebar Old Town

Nessebar is one of the most beautiful towns on the Bulgarian coast. The city is located on a peninsula in the old town. There is a church to visit in almost every corner of the Old Town. The settlement already existed in Roman times. From the 5-6th until the 18th century, almost every century is represented by a church. A famous attraction is the Windmill built in the Turkish era at the entrance of the peninsula. The Old Town was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1983.

3. Beach