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Towns in Bulgaria.

Bulgaria, Horse Trainer in the 1930's

There are many towns in Bulgaria, varying in population size from 100,000 people to just a 1,000 or so, yet each has its' own attractions, and each its' own identity. Bulgarian towns have much to offer in terms of sightseeing, shopping, culture, hotels, and generally plenty of interesting things to do. It is for this reason that we decided - after we first visited Bulgaria - that we were probably going to be town dwellers, as opposed to village dwellers. That was because we are to used to having things available on our doorstep, and at our age possibly too old to change. In fact we would later decide to buy a house in a village, but close to a town. The reason for this was that a village property cost much less money.

My long term intention is to hyperlink every town below (not an exhaustive list, but certainly the largest by population) and to be able to display some interesting high resolution photographs (old and contemporary), and to maybe point out what each particular town - and its' area - has to offer the visitor. If you are considering purchasing a property in any particular area, then I hope that information will be useful - and interesting - to you.

The towns are in alphabetical order, and have the name of the province alongside.

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