A Day trip to the Thracian Kings, The Valley of Roses & Buzludzha

been known for centuries for its oil rose growing traditions. Every year, the Rose Festival is celebrated here in the first days of June. Note that roses bloom from about mid-May to about mid-June. If you wish, we can stop to enjoy their magical aroma and pick from their flowers, as well as get to know the harvest.

s been declared a cultural monument and is of national importance. It is located under a rose hip. It is also known as the Russian Church

This is one of the few Thracian tombs preserved and not looted. This is the tomb of Seuthes III the last of the Odris kingdom. From 330 BC

Originally built as a Bulgarian Communist Party Assembly Hall in 1974, this UFO-like structure has been abandoned for decades. Each year it attracts hundreds of photographers and adventure seekers. The construction process started in 1974 and took seven years. Around 6,000 people worked on the site until the monument rose as a structure and more than 15,000 cubic metres of rock were destroyed in the process.The cost was more than 35 000 000 US Dollars. After 1989 with the end of the communist era in Bulgaria the monument was abounded and is slowly disintegrating and falling apart since then. The building is no longer managed by the Bulgarian government, or anyone in general, and is closed off from the public as it is considered dangerous to go inside.