Sozopol Transforms into Bulgaria’s Cultural Heartbeat with Apollonia Arts Festival 2025
Sozopol is once again set to become Bulgaria’s summer cultural hub as the Apollonia Arts Festival returns this year from August 28 to September 6
Ellis Shuman is taking us to Gela, a Bulgarian village believed to be the birthplace of Orpheus - the mythical Greek musician, poet, and prophet – who descended into the underworld in an attempt to save his wife, Eurydice.
In a blog post “Following the Footsteps of Orpheus”, the Israeli author, book reviewer, and travel writer is telling us about the culture of Bulgaria’s southern Rhodopes Mountains where Gela is located, the region’s unique geological formations and the hospitality of locals.
You can read Shuman’s blog post here.
Novinite is republishing another story by our reader Leon de Leeuw about his visit to city of Vidin in Northwestern Bulgaria.
Novinite is republishing another story by our reader Leon de Leeuw about his visit to the town of Chirpan in Central Bulgaria.
Novinite explored a holiday option that is far from the frenzy and fuss of big resorts, but is just as luxurious as they are. It also brought us closer to a region in Slovenia the world knows little about.
Novinite is publishing for the first time the first impressions of Thomas Tait, a former Chief Executive of the Nevada Commission on Tourism, who visited Bulgaria in the 1990s.
Novinite is republishing another story by our reader Leon de Leeuw, who visited the gorge of Tran, not far from Bulgaria's capital Sofia and located at the border with Serbia.
Novinite is publishing the last of three articles about Morocco, where a group of journalists was invited to spend more than a week in November.
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