Bulgaria

Bulgaria's popularity with travellers has gone through wild

swings of fortune over the year. Once a favourite with eighteenth-century high society travellers, Bulgaria was

mostly shunned during its Communist days. The fall of the

Iron Curtain has spurred the return of the tourist crowds,

who arrive to find a country rushing to catch up with the rest

of Europe, and consequently offering a heady mix of flashy nightclubs and ancient villages, decaying Communist-era monuments and ultra-modern skyscrapers.

Articles About Bulgaria

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