Sofia, located in the west of the country is the capital of Bulgaria. The city is known for its history culture and vibrant nightlife. The city has many parks, churches and museums to visit. Only 30 minutes from the city is Vitosha Mountain where you can go hiking or can go skiing in the winter.

Veliko Tarnovo is a town located in northern Bulgaria. The town is known for its old town with an unique architecture situated on three hills. On one of the hills is the huge 12th-century Tsarevets Fortress.

Varna is a port city located on Bulgaria's Black Sea. The city is known for its seaside resorts, beaches and vibrant nightlife.

Nessebar is a town located in Burgas Province, on Bulgaria’s Black Sea coast. The town is known for its UNESCO listed old town with cobblestone streets and byzantine ruins. Next to Nessebar is the party village of Ravda.

Burgas is a city on the Bulgarian Southern Black Sea coast. The city is mostly known for its beaches and there are several museums to visit. The Sea Garden is a big coastal park that is very popular.

Plovdiv is the second-largest city of Bulgaria and is located in the historical region of Thrace. Plovdiv might be the oldest continually inhabited city in Europe, whose history began around 6000 BC. The cities old town has a great atmosphere and is full of art and free of cars.

Bansko is a town located in southwestern Bulgaria at the foot of the Pirin Mountains, which are part of Pirin National Park. The town is a gateway to the park which is popular for hiking or other outdoor activities.

Rila National Park is the largest national park in Bulgaria consisting of the Rila mountain range located in southwestern Bulgaria. The park is most famous for the 10th-century eastern orthodox Rila Monastery and for its picturesque mountainous landscapes.