The ‘Pearl of the Black Sea’ is impatient to see you enjoying your Bulgaria vacation

Nessebar– the scent of the sea and of journey through times long since passed

Often referred to as the ‘Pearl of the Black Sea’ and ‘Bulgaria’s Dubrovnik’, Nessebar is more like a magical and timeless feeling than a resort. Windmills, ancient fortresses and sea depths keeping ancient secrets… This is not a fairytale for times long since passed but the decor of a modern and contemporary town – Nessebar, perfect for a great Bulgaria vacation.

Located in the central part of the Bulgarian Black Sea coast, about 30 km away from Burgas, Nessebar is a town with ancient and rich history. The ancient part of the town is situated on a peninsula connected to the mainland by a narrow man-made isthmus, and it bears evidence of occupation by a variety of different civilizations over the course of its existence. In 1983 UNESCO included Nessebar in its list of World Heritage Sites, prompted by the abundance of historic buildings in the town and thus making the town a desired place for a memorable holiday in Bulgaria.

Enjoy the ‘multi-coloured’ Bulgaria tourism in Nessebar

The hard task is for the tourists now – how to capture all the beauty of Nessebar: with a camera, through knowledge or experience, or simply by touching an ancient stone… Or why not use all of these and plunge into the adventure of living Nessebar.

This lovely coastal town owes its rich history to the fact that it has on several occasions been on the frontier of a threatened empire. Originally Nessebar is a Thracian settlement known as Melsembria or Melsambria, meaning “the town of Melsas” – the legendary founder of the place. At the beginning of the 6th century BC the first Greek settlers arrive – temples, a school, a theatre were built. Centuries later the town fell under Roman rule. Nessebar was one of the most important strongholds of the Byzantine Empire. Then it became part of the First Bulgarian Empire and Second Bulgarian Empire until it eventually was captured by the Turks in 1453.

All the different periods in the life of Nessebar left their traces (that makes the place so good for varied possibilities for Bulgaria vacation) – there are the remains of the Roman and Medieval walls, the Byzantine and Bulgarian churches and the old houses from the 18th and 19th centuries. The town is especially proud of its churches, Bulgaria tourist attractions and places to visit in Bulgaria no matter if you are a worshipper or not. The church of St. Sofia, known as the Old Metropolitan church, and the Basilica of the Holy Mother of God Eleusa date back to the early Byzantine period.

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Private Tour Bulgaria

The Importance Of Being Important While On Customized Tours Bulgaria

As a company, we in EnmarBg decided to focus on customized, private tour Bulgaria because we believe that it’s best when you travel with the people you love, family or friends.

Our idea is instead of making general itineraries or tours, we can concentrate our energy on making it more personal, more private and more tailor-made according to people’s interests.

Yes, you will see several itineraries already done on our website for you but our intention, in fact is to help you get an idea of what Bulgaria is; help you get acquainted with the country and the region; help you learn a little bit more about this amazing country before you start planning your Bulgaria holidays.

We believe that everybody needs personal touch, understanding and excellent service. That’s why we devote our hobby and job on following you, your interests and your dreams. Travelling is not just going from one place to another. It is a journey that should touch one’s soul; a journey that one should go back to again and again in their memories with a smile…

Design Your Private Tour Bulgaria

If we can make a tourist remember his private tour Bulgaria with joy. If we can make them feel that they should share it with family and friends and make them want to visit that small, ex-communist country, a country profoundly rich in history, culture, adventures; a country with beautiful nature, then only we, from EnmarBg, can be proud of ourselves but also more demanding to us as people and to our job.

Dream and travel, explore new places, new cultures! Meet new people and make friends!

Reference: http://www.enmarbg.com/customized-and-private-tour-bulgaria/

A Joyful Day in Bulgaria

Twelve happy and lovely Dutch people (six couples and twelve friends) left The Netherlands to visit my beautiful and friendly country, Bulgaria.

We met on Friday, 20.05, the day of their private tour Bulgaria, Kazanlak. They travelled from Plovdiv and I was waiting for them in the village of Tarnichane, at the rose distillery. Some rose picking (well, it wasn’t as early as 5 am – the usual time to start the picking up), good and detailed information about the different oleaginous roses, the process of distilling and making rose oil and rose water, etc. Everything was fine but we missed the usual 10:30 coffee break. Back to our vehicle and off to Kazanlak. We had our coffee in the centre of the town of Kazanlak, in the Valley of Roses and the Valley of Thracian Kings, under the shining sun which was so generous that day (unlike the previous and following days).

Refreshed and inspired by the roses we had in our bags, pockets and hands we carried on with our private tour Bulgaria in Kazanlak and we visited one of the symbols of the town – the Lion or the Tzar’s Fountain. I think you, my guests, want to come back to Kazanlak, to Bulgaria and you drank water from the fountain. The guide told you the story of the fountain and the legend that goes with it – ‘if you like to come back to this lovely place on Earth, Kazanlak, you have to drink water from the fountain’.

Time for lunch. Lunch in a nice, peaceful garden in a very good restaurant.

We already knew pretty a lot about Rosa Damascena but still needed to get more into the world of the most beautiful among women in Kazanlak, Her Majesty the Rose. We visited the Rose Museum, the only museum in the world dedicated to the oil-yielding plant.

A little escape from the motto of the tour – the Rose. Kazanlak is also known as the Valley of the Thracian Kings. We visited a unique monument of the Thracian culture included in UNESCO’s List of World Heritage, the Thracian Tomb in Kazanlak.

With the visit to the Memorial Temple of the Birth of Christ (better known as the Shipka Memorial Church or Shipka Monastery), our happy and lovely tour was getting closer to its end. And the end of the tour was marked with a nice and relaxing stop at another distillery, a modern one with amazing park with different roses. Such a peaceful place.

That was only one of our tours and there are many more. Bulgaria is an endless source for great places and time spent in the best way. For more of our offers, please click on private tour Bulgaria.

Reference: http://www.enmarbg.com/private-tour-bulgaria-a-joyful-day/