The sky is partially open and it seems that Bulgaria will receive tourists from Israel • Tourism consultant Dudi Rubinstein with mandatory destinations in the country

• Beaches, landscapes and good food - Bulgaria

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The sky will open next week and very few countries are expected to receive the Israeli tourist. Among the countries in question, if the agreement is implemented, is Bulgaria. The country, which is less than three hours' flight from Israel, offers a wide range of attractions and vacation styles, good food and excellent people. Elegant foreign tourism consultant and manager, Dudi Rubinstein brings his recommendations for a vacation in Bulgaria

Sofia

The capital of Bulgaria, where the Venetian-style synagogue is located, is a must-see for every Israeli tourist and in general. Sofia's famous women's market, which used to sell only women, which gave it its name, is now a colorful and colorful market offering everything from fashion to food. Sofia has quite a few more attractions to offer and kosherers also have the Jerusalem restaurant, it is important to find out the opening dates due to the corona.

Mount Vitosha

In the suburbs of Sofia south of the city is the green lung of the area. In winter it is a ski resort and in summer it is an outstanding vantage point that includes cable cars and amazing nature walks. Getting to Mount Vitosha is by bus from Sofia city center in less than half an hour. If you really must have the shopping experience, there is a very large mall near the driveway and even a large IKEA branch.

Bansko

The ski town of the Shaft Mountains, very popular with Israelis in winter but also in summer there is quite a bit to do. The ski slopes become hiking trails. The area has quite a few attractions in the open air, from horseback riding and ATVs to long water slides and varied activities for tourists. The locals wanted to preserve the winter infrastructure so they prepared the area for tourists even during the summer.

Varna

The big city where most flights will probably land. Beyond the stunning beaches known as the Gold Coast, there is the Sea Garden - the largest public park in Varna that includes a zoo, swimming pools, tennis court, water museum, facilities and the highlight - the Varna Dolphinarium with concerts, swimming with dolphins and many other attractions . In the vicinity of Varna you can go on nature walks in the mountains, the tours are offered by the local tourism programs.

Burgas

The vibrant Sunny Beach is a bit outside of Burgas and it does not only belong to the young. The largest water park in Bulgaria is located in Nesbar and is suitable for the whole family. The water park has one and a half kilometer long slides and is considered an internationally water park. Apart from the water park, Burgas has a very active promenade, casinos and a variety of attractions. Bansber also has an interesting fishing village that is recommended to combine during a trip in the area.