BULGARIA TRAVEL: NEED TO KNOW.
Budget/cost of traveling: Hostels are from $5-$ 15/night. You can get by on $20/day, as well as consume like nobility for $5-10.
We invested more money because we rented a car, which was $100 for 3 days, which I completely suggest.
In total, I spent approximately $300 (USD) in 5 days, not including the flight, yet including the rental cars and truck and also staying secretive areas at hostels.
Transport/how to get around:.
There are affordable buses, trains, and so on to obtain from city to city, but driving is a lot easier, straight and also gave us a possibility to see some smaller sized towns and also rural parts of the nation. Walking around Sofia is the most effective method to see the city, yet some websites require driving/taxis or taking the metro.
Itineraries:.
2 or 3-days: Fly into Sofia and make a day or one-night trip to Plovdiv.
4-5 days: Begin in Sofia and make day or overnight journeys to Plovdiv, Veliko Tarnovo ( one more town we mosted likely to that's really quite), and/or Rila for hiking.
7 days: Sofia for 2-3 nights, with a day-trip to Rila to hike and also check out the monastery (back to Sofia at night). Take the bus/drive to Plovdiv and/or Veliko Tarnovo for 1 evening. To finish it off, remain to the Black Sea shore cities of Burgas as well as Varna for the very best events in the nation.
When to go: It's constantly a good time to go to Bulgaria!
Top Season is May-early September, for harvest, and then the summertime.
July and August: best climate and also ideal parties on the Black Sea.
Rose Harvest: 20 days from late May to mid-June.
March-April and October: the excellent time to visit if you're like me as well as like cooler temperature levels as well as couple of visitors.
November- March: Snowboarding season, normally the reduced period.
The Cities.
Sofia.
Bulgaria's silent capital is set in a stunning hilly landscape. This is the very best place to get a understanding of Bulgarian history and culture.The city is an eclectic mix of designs, from Ancient Greek to Brutalist to Modern. There are Ottoman mosques, Byzantine churches, Russian Orthodox sanctuaries, and also impressive Sephardic synagogues, so if you're into architecture, (or cheap beer) you'll love Sofia.
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