Travel Guide.

Nesebar, the “Pearl of the Black Sea” and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, invites visitors to wander among its ancient churches, cobblestone streets and charming wooden houses. Along the Giro d’Italia course, cyclists experience a unique journey through ancient streets, where centuries of history meet breathtaking coastal scenery.

Burgas – a place of many stories! As the spotlight turns to Burgas, take the opportunity to explore a city where the sea breeze meets vibrant streets and peaceful green spaces. Stroll through the Sea Garden, take in the views of the Black Sea, and enjoy fresh local cuisine in welcoming restaurants. From cultural landmarks to modern urban spots, Burgas is a coastal gem full of surprises waiting to be experienced.

Nestled in the heart of Bulgaria, the old capital impresses with its medieval atmosphere, fortresses, traditional paved streets and Revival architecture. The Giro D’ Italia event gives visitors a great opportunity to experience the full majesty of Veliko Tarnovo.

As the Giro d’Italia crosses Plovdiv, it crosses history itself! This remarkable city has been the cradle of culture and civilization for millennia and is now ready to charm you with its unique spirit!

As the Giro d’Italia arrives in Sofia, discover a city where Roman ruins and lively streets meet with Vitosha Mountain on the horizon. Find where to stay, where to eat and what to see in one of Europe’s most surprising capitals.