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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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Belomuzhi

Belopoptsi

Belotintsi

Belovo

Benkovski

Beraintsi

Berende

Berievo

Berkovitsa

Berоnovo

Betelovoto

Bezden

Bezdenitsa

Biala

Birkova

Bistrilitsa

Bistritsa

Blagoevgrad

The municipality of Blagoevgrad is located in the southwestern corner of Bulgaria and covers an area of approximately 628 km2, on which Blagoevgrad itself and 25 adjacent villages are situated.
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Blagoevo

Blajievo

Bliznatsi

Bluskovo

Boazut

Bobevtsi

Boboshevo

Bobovdol

Boeritsa

Bogdan

Bogdanitsa

Bogdanovdol

Bogdanovo

Bogiovtsi

Boichevtsi

Boichinovtsi

Boikovets

Boikovo

Bojichen

Bojurec

Bojurishte

Bokilovtsi

Boliarovo

Boliartsi

Bonsovi polyani

Borika

Borilovo

Borima

Borintsi

Bornarevo

Borovan

Borovets

Established at the end of the 19th century as a holiday residence and a hunting base of the Bulgarian Royal family, Borovets grew into an international skiing centre in the 1970s. Today the resort provides excellent conditions for a variety of winter sports.
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Borovitsa

Bosnek

Bostina

Botevgrad

Botevgrad Dam

The dam Bebresh is situated in the northern slopes of Balkan mountain, 50 km northeast from the capital Sofia. It is built on the river Bebresh, feeder of Iskar river, along the old main road from Sofia to Botevgrad and Varna.
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Botevo

Bourgas

For the first time the name of Bourgas appeared as early as 1306 in a poem by Manuel Phil, Bysantium poet, as Pirgos - the Greek equivalent to the Latin word Burgos, i.e., 'the Tower': a name preserved in local legends, and dating as back as 1st or 2nd ce
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Bov

Boyana

Bozhentsi

The Architectural and Historical Reserve of Bojensti is a unique museum-village, situated in the geographical center of Bulgaria with plenty of things to be seen and done in the area.The village of Bojentsi is cuddled in the picturesque mountain folds of
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