Why buy property in Bulgaria?

People, weather, food, music and culture. Education,
investment, property, tourism and more.

Bulgaria is a country dripping with undiscovered treasures.
If your holiday time is best spent exploring or relaxing, Bulgaria
has a fascinating history, landscape and peoples. A history of
occupation, poverty, leadership, wealth and prosperity.
Religious beliefs and a 'strength of people' with immense
tenacity, warmth and determination. I give you Bulgaria.

People

Changing economics

The crossing point between Europe and the Middle East, Bulgaria has for
centuries been a trading route peppered with all the legend and folklore
you can imagine. Today, with entry to the EU in January 2007, the
country and its modern day population is undergoing a change never
before experienced by living generations.

It was only in1989 when the communist 'iron glove' was discarded and
a glimpse of life through an open door to western European capitalism
was experienced. Many young Bulgarians migrated to lands far and
wide, and now, after a short 20 years, are all starting to see their
motherland flourish.

Weather

Seasons of colour

Bulgaria has a relatively small selection of enjoyable, mountain ski
resorts to the west and a 'cliff faced' rugged, 'golden sand' mixed
coastline of just 300kms on the Black sea to the east. Between these two
delightful extremes lies and an everchanging landscape of stunning
lakes, rivers, mountains and lowlands. Four strong seasons throughout
the year coat the Bulgarian landscape in a seasonal blanket of white,
green and gold natural colours that change constantly with every
mountain peak.

The warmth in the summer south eastern winds from across the eastern
Asian lands contrast with the winter weather patterns influenced by the
Alps to the north west of the Bulgaria. Between the winter and summer
extremes Bulgaria crams in an explosive spring season and a rapidly
changing autumnal period. For 365 days a year you are guaranteed a
weather forecast that is "daily predictable' yet seasonally diverse.

Food

Organic and natural

It is this richness in weather that gives Bulgaria its vast range of fruit
and vegetables that grow naturally (organic is normal) across all regions
of the land. Add to this a wine industry that is just starting to become
recognised and you begin to realise that Bulgaria, tucked away in the
bottom corner of Europe actually has an unmatched mix of natural
beauty and lifestyle.

Much of the food of today's Bulgarian family is still home grown.
Of course there is now the opportunity to buy products from around the
world in the new city stores and shopping malls. But the main diet comes
from the 'supermarket in the back garden'.

Home grown, prepared with natural herbs and cooked in a traditional
way, the diet of the Bulgarians is healthy and organic. An explosion of
colour greets the meal table morning, noon and night.

People | Landscape | Culture | Nature | Cuisine

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