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Showing 1–24 of 26 places
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Cherni Vrah
Sofia, Bulgaria
The highest summit of Vitosha, the mountain immediately south of Sofia, with open highland terrain and broad views over the capital and surrounding ranges.
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Seven Rila Lakes
Sapareva Banya, Bulgaria
A chain of glacial lakes arranged in a high basin of the Rila Mountains, connected by mountain paths and surrounded by exposed alpine terrain.
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Musala Peak
Borovets, Bulgaria
The highest summit in Bulgaria and the Balkan Peninsula, rising above the high Rila landscape east of the Seven Rila Lakes.
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Vihren Peak
Bansko, Bulgaria
A prominent limestone summit in the Pirin Mountains, surrounded by steep ridges, alpine valleys and protected high-mountain habitats.
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Rupite Protected Area
Rupite, Bulgaria
A protected volcanic landscape near Petrich, known for geothermal features, open views and its association with the Bulgarian mystic Baba Vanga.
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Oborishte locality
Panagyurishte, Bulgaria
A wooded historic locality near Panagyurishte associated with the revolutionary assembly that prepared the April Uprising of 1876.
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Perperikon
Kardzhali, Bulgaria
A large rock-cut archaeological complex in the Eastern Rhodopes with remains from prehistoric, Thracian, Roman, Byzantine and medieval periods.
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Wonderful Bridges
Zabardo, Bulgaria
Massive natural rock arches in the western Rhodopes, formed by erosion within marble terrain and surrounded by forested mountain slopes.
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Trigrad Gorge
Trigrad, Bulgaria
A deep limestone gorge in the western Rhodopes where steep cliffs close tightly around the Trigrad River and mountain road.
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Yagodina Cave
Yagodina, Bulgaria
A major karst cave in the western Rhodopes with a managed visitor section displaying chambers, passages and mineral formations.
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Buynovo Gorge
Buynovo, Bulgaria
A narrow limestone gorge in the western Rhodopes, cut by the Buynovo River through steep karst terrain near Yagodina.
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Snezhanka Peak
Pamporovo, Bulgaria
A prominent summit above Pamporovo with a communications and observation tower overlooking the central Rhodopes.
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Golyam Perelik
Smolyan, Bulgaria
The highest summit of the Rhodope Mountains, forming part of a broad highland area near Smolyan and the Bulgarian-Greek border region.
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Bacho Kiro Cave
Dryanovo, Bulgaria
A karst cave beside Dryanovo Monastery, known both for mineral formations and important evidence of prehistoric human occupation.
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Botev Peak
Kalofer, Bulgaria
The highest summit of the Balkan Mountains, rising in the central range above deep valleys and high grassland within Central Balkan National Park.
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Shipka Memorial
Shipka, Bulgaria
A monumental tower on Shipka Pass commemorating the battles fought there during the Russo-Turkish War of 1877–78.
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Magura Cave
Rabisha, Bulgaria
A large limestone cave near Rabisha noted for extensive chambers and a remarkable group of prehistoric and later rock drawings.
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Belogradchik Rocks
Belogradchik, Bulgaria
A broad landscape of red sandstone and conglomerate rock towers surrounding Belogradchik in northwestern Bulgaria.
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Belogradchik Fortress
Belogradchik, Bulgaria
A historic fortress whose walls connect dramatic red rock formations above the town of Belogradchik.
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Ledenika Cave
Vratsa, Bulgaria
A karst cave in the Vratsa Mountains with large chambers, narrow passages and a managed route through varied mineral formations.
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Okolchitsa Peak and Monument
Vratsa, Bulgaria
A high memorial site in the Vratsa Balkan associated with Hristo Botev and the final movements of his revolutionary detachment in 1876.
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Srebarna Nature Reserve
Srebarna, Bulgaria
A protected freshwater wetland beside the Danube, internationally important for birdlife and recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage property.
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Madara National Historical-Archaeological Reserve
Madara, Bulgaria
A cliff and archaeological complex best known for the early medieval Madara Rider relief carved high into the rock face.
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Balchik Palace
Balchik, Bulgaria
A seaside palace and garden ensemble created for Queen Marie of Romania during the period when Southern Dobruja was under Romanian rule.
