One Day, Three Symbols of Bulgaria: Roses, Communist History, and Freedom Published 15 May 2026 – Magical Tours Bulgaria A visitor smells a pink Damask rose in the Valley of Roses near Kazanlak, Bulgaria, with the snow-capped Balkan Mountains visible in the background during the rose harvest season in mid May. There is a moment...Read More
When the World Watched Bulgaria: The Giro d’Italia Came, Raced, and Left Everyone Wanting More May 2026 – Magical Tours Bulgaria Last week, something happened that Bulgarians have been waiting decades for. The Giro d’Italia – the oldest and most storied Grand Tour in professional cycling, older than the Tour de France, watched by hundreds...Read More
Nature & Adventure Foraging in Bulgaria: The Ancient Art of the Forest Harvest Step off the tourist trail and into Bulgaria’s ancient mountain forests — where porcini push through pine needles, chanterelles glow gold in oak groves, and every walk ends with a fire, a pan, and a meal you found yourself. Magical Tours Bulgaria...Read More
The Tower of Hrelyo, dating back to 14th century Rila Monastery is the largest temple on the Balkan peninsula. It is more than a monastery, its a piece of art, a medieval fortress and a sacral place saving the Bulgarian language and traditions through the centuries. It was founded in the 10th century by...Read More
Amanita muscaria Autumn is a great time for fungi, since the humidity is generally high, the weather is not hot and there is a huge diversity of colours, shapes and fragrances. October and November are perhaps the best months in Bulgaria for a mushroom hunting adventure. Fungi are full of mystery and they still...Read More
