Best places: Tourist attractions in Novi Iskar, Bulgaria

Vast alpine area with 120 glacial lakes, hiking trails & skiing, plus 20+ chalets & lodges.

An 860-foot-long karst cave & prehistoric dwelling with 2 large eroded 'eye' holes in its ceiling.

Narrow gorge carved by the Trigrad River, with a cave system featuring an underground waterfall.

Dramatic viewing platform that juts out above a river gorge, with panoramas of forested peaks.

720 sq km reserve with mountains, waterfalls, hiking, camping & diverse wildlife, including wolves.

Tours of a cave system known for limestone stalactites & stalagmites, plus subterranean lakes.

👍👍 Very nice view to the whole city. I am not sure if there is any other place like this on Vitosha, where you can actually see almost every neighborhood. In addition, it is a very easy destination and you can go there for a 30min(1 h for small childrens and for elderly people in not very good shape) w...

👍👍 This is a good place for short hiking. You should try in spring or early summer, right after the rain period is over. Everything will be green and there is going to be enough water so you could see the waterfall. There is a parking area but there is a small chance to find a free parking spot there....

👍👍 Wonderful place where you can enjoy amazing panoramic views. The stone is amazing.

Ornate monastery, one of the country's most-visited cultural sites, with a museum & frescoes.

Spacious & leafy park laid out in 1892, home to a weekend fountain show on the lake & play areas.

👍👍 Stunning 360° panarama weather you walk ride or drive up it's really beautiful.

Established in 1083, this Eastern Orthodox monastery features art, an ossuary & a cathedral.

Ancient monastic complex with picturesque stone structures, historic artifacts & religious art.

Imposing neoclassical theater, opened in 1907, home to a diverse program of stage productions.

Pine forest trails & mineral spring baths, plus winter sports on slopes accessible by ropeway.

Many legends are associated with these unique conglomerate rock formations once used as fortresses.

👍👍 Beautiful, peaceful and energetic place. No entrance fees for parking spots and the complex itself. You may see the Saint Petka church and Vanga’s house there as well as other interesting museums related to her life and work. You may also enjoy a picnic or just take rest in the pavilions and benches...

Complex of marble caves with unique pearl-like formations, plus a wedding chapel & guided tours.

👍👍 A breathtaking place with an incredible view You can even pick up blueberries along the way