Blog on living and doing business in Bulgaria
Law explainers, statistics and news for anyone applying for residence, registering a company or buying property in Bulgaria.
The History Museum in Kardzhali
Bulgarians deeply honour their history and never forget it, so the country has no shortage of museums. The most interesting museum of this kind in the Eastern Rhodopes is located in the town of Kardzhali.
Ancient Bulgaria. Lesson one
When countries with a rich history come up, few people think of Bulgaria. But did you know that it is Bulgaria that ranks third among the countries with the richest cultural and historical heritage?
THE HISTORY OF BULGARIA (essential knowledge when preparing to obtain Bulgarian citizenship)
Lesson 1. Ancient Bulgaria Did you know that Bulgaria ranks third among the countries with the richest cultural and historical heritage? People have lived on…
SIGHTS AND LEISURE IN BULGARIA
There are 4 large water parks on the coast in total – not counting the slides at the big hotels, which let anyone in for a small fee to enjoy the water…
Bulgarian traditions
Perhaps the most interesting and distinctive Bulgarian holiday is the first of March, or Baba Marta. As early as the beginning of February, bracelets woven from snow-white and red threads appear in the shops — the symbol of this spring date.
Reporting requirements for trade representative offices in Bulgaria
The fact that trade representative offices in Bulgaria have to file annual reports comes as a complete surprise to many immigrants. However, this is what the law requires, and any violations that come to light will be punished severely.
Where to warm up in winter in Bulgaria? Welcome to the hot pools!
Winters in Bulgaria vary, but for a southern country it is unexpectedly cold here during the winter season in any case. On the other hand, there are unconventional ways to warm up — for example, in an open-air hot pool surrounded by snowdrifts.
Ledenika Cave — the most popular and best-developed cave in Bulgaria
Of all Bulgaria's many caves, Ledenika is the best known: it has drawn large numbers of visitors since 1961. Located near the town of Vratsa, it is one of the country's hundred main tourist sites.
How are Christmas and New Year celebrated in Bulgaria?
In Bulgaria, Christmas is one of the most beloved holidays. Even people far removed from religion celebrate it with pleasure. Preparations for the holiday begin at the end of November: cities are decorated, and Christmas ornaments and sweets appear in the shops.