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Ahtopol is the most southern Bulgarian town on the Black Sea coast. It is situated both on the Black Sea coast and at the foot of Middle Strandza Mountain. The cooler Mediterranean climate is strongly felt here and that attracts a lot of tourists into the
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Aitos

The city is located only 30 kilometers away from the Black Sea coast, near the town of Burgas. There are interesting sights, which deserves to be visited and seen.
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Akandgievo

Aksakovo

Albena

Albena is an ecological resort. The rare combination of fresh air, crystal clear sea and mineral water, remedial herbs, various natural products and perfectly organised Medical and Spa Centre make Albena a perfect location for family holidays.
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Aldomirovtsi

Alexandrovo

Alino

Altimir

Anton

The village of Anton( 1806 inhabitants after the census 01.03.2001) is a municipality center, 8 km northeast from the town of Pirdop and 90 km east from the capital of Sofia. Anton is a railway station on the Lower Balkan railroad from Sofia to Burgas.
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Aprilovo

Apriltsi

Apriltsi has recently developed into an attractive mountain resort with its renovated recreation facilities, new private hotels and restaurants, modern nightclubs and cafes, swimming pools. Apriltsi offers its visitors opportunities for fishing, mountaine
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Arbanassi

Arbanassi is one of Bulgaria's most picturesque villages. It lies hidden on a plateau 4 kilometres north east of Turnovo and some of the many monasteries built during the Second Empire still stand today.
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Arda

Ardino

Asen

Asparuhovo

Assenovgrad

The glory of Assenovgrad as a sacral center explains the presence of so many cult-related buildings in the town and its surroundings – 5 monasteries, 12 churches and more than 50 chapels. 9 km from the town near Bachkovo Monastery is located the world fam
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Avren

Babino

Babitsa

Babovo

Bachevo

Badino

Bahovitsa

Baikal

Baikalsko

Bailovo

Balabanovo

Balabansko

Balanovo

Balchik

The town of Balchik (population 13 766) is 36 km. between north and north – east of Varna, 501 km. away from Sofia, and is situated on the coast itself. There is a big harbour used for medium – size passenger and trade vessels.
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Balkanets

Balkantsi

Bania

Banite

Banitsa

Bankya

The beautiful nature, the favourable climate, the curative mineral waters and the excellent resort infrastructure contribute to the development of Bankya as a prestigious national and international resort and, ecological reserve of Sofia.
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Bansko

Bansko is the newest Bulgarian winter resort, recently discovered by the foreign tourists. Bansko provides an interesting combination between the virgin nature of Pirin Mountain and the atmosphere of the ancient Bulgarian small town.
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Banya

Barkach

Bata

Batak

Batoshevo

Batovo

Batulia

Batultsi

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Bdintsi

Bebrovo

Beden

Bedzanovo

Beglej

Bejanovo

Belanitsa

Belasitsa

In the southwest corner of our country, in southern direction of the valley of river Strumeshnitsa, a little bit unknown for mountaineers because of the border area is the mountain Belasitsa.
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Belchin

Belchin Banya

Belentsi

Belgun

Beli Iskar

Beli Iskar is huddled in the bosom of the Rila Mountain and is just a short drive from the bustling ski resort of Borovets. Everyone who has visited this charming village is astounded by its beauty. Just a few years ago, major development projects started in the area which has resulted in a significant increase in the value of real estate and the village now provides everything for the tourists.
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Beli Osam

Beliakovets

Belidie han

Belimel

Belish

Belitsa

Belogradchik

Belogradchiski Skali

In 1841 the prominent French traveler Gerome Blanqui wrote for Belogradchik: Neither the famous Ollioules gorges in Provence, the Pincarbo defile in Spain, the Alps, nor the most ancient mountains of Tirol and Switzerland boast anything that could be compared with what I have seen in Belogradchik.”
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