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Cycling trips in Bulgaria
Even before Bulgaria joined the EU in 2007, more and more Germans were choosing to travel to Bulgaria. They are particularly attracted by the beautiful beaches on the Black Sea and the huge winter sports areas. However, large parts of the interior of the country, with its large nature reserves and fascinating landscapes, offer an equally attractive vacation program.
Exploring the capital
Sofia, the capital and economic and cultural center of the country, radiates across the entire country to the west. Nearly one in seven Bulgarians lives in this city, one of the oldest in Europe. The country's more than 7,000-year-old history has left its mark everywhere and is worth discovering little by little. All these influences paint a unique picture. From early Christian churches to medieval fortresses and monasteries to the communist period in the second half of the 20th century. Sofia and the whole of Bulgaria are a clash of exciting contrasts and developments. The green city center—not least the park in front of the BulevardVitoša Palace of Culture—is the hub of Sofia life in summer, where the latest trends and fashions are on display.
Villages, valleys, and lowlands
Just outside the urban center, the Bulgarian lowlands with their rivers Danube and Maritsa form the ideal panorama for an unforgettable cycling tour. With few hills and magnificent views, you can cycle against the most beautiful backdrop. Radreisen.at takes you through the most beautiful Bulgarian villages and lets you immerse yourself in village life in the Bulgarian countryside. You will gain an impression of the architecture and structure of old farms and new buildings. Along the way, you will pass some traditional sites, such as the historic Shipka Pass, remote monasteries, and ancient Thracian tombs.
But you will also be inspired by the scenic highlights. For example, the Valley of Roses, one of the world's most important rose-growing regions, located in the center of the country. The routes are chosen so that few challenging climbs interfere with the enjoyment of cycling. The road network is well developed, so nothing should stand in the way of a successful cycling trip.