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Plan language: DeutschThings to do in Bulgaria include exploring the majestic Alexander Nevsky Cathedral in Sofia, marveling at the medieval beauty of Tsarevets Fortress in Veliko Tarnovo, and hiking the scenic trails around the Seven Rila Lakes, each offering breathtaking views between 2,100 and 2,500 meters above sea level.


Sozopol
A seaside medieval town with wooden houses, narrow cobbled lanes, and coastal views. Stroll galleries, ancient ruins, and watch sunset from the harbour.
Schnelle Fakten: Narrow cobbled lanes weave past honey-toned stone houses and wooden balconies, so every stroll feels like wandering through a sailor's postcard. Sea-salt air blends with frying fish outside tucked-away taverns, while small chapels and archaeological fragments peek from rocky corners.
Highlights: Golden-hour light turns wooden façades burnished ochre, while courtyard musicians sometimes play, letting violin and lute notes drift across the water. Local fishermen still haul three painted wooden boats onto pebble coves at sunrise, diesel-and-brine smells mixing with gull cries as nets flash like silver in the sun.
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Kozunak is a braided sweet Easter bread enriched with eggs, butter, and often raisins, traditionally prepared for Orthodox Easter and shared with family.

Tikvenik is a sweet pumpkin-filled pastry similar to banitsa, flavored with cinnamon and walnuts, and it is a popular autumn and holiday dessert.

Mekitsi are deep-fried dough pieces served hot with powdered sugar, jam, or white brine cheese, and they are a classic Bulgarian breakfast and street treat.

Banitsa is a layered filo pastry filled with crumbled white brine cheese, eggs, or spinach, and it is ubiquitous at celebrations with a coin tucked inside at New Year for luck.

Shopska salad, made from tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, onions, and coarsely grated sirene cheese, was created to showcase Bulgarian produce and has become a national symbol.

Kebapche are grilled minced meat rolls seasoned with cumin and pepper, commonly served with fries and lyutenitsa, and they are a staple at barbecues and taverns.

Rakia is a strong fruit brandy, most often plum, traditionally homemade and used for toasts and celebrations, it is widely considered Bulgaria's national spirit.

Ayran is a salted yogurt drink enjoyed year round as a refreshing accompaniment to savory dishes, and Bulgaria is famous for its yogurt thanks to Lactobacillus bulgaricus discovered by a Bulgarian scientist.

Boza is a thick, slightly sweet fermented drink made from millet or corn, rich in natural probiotics and long consumed as a warming winter beverage.
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