Step back in time with a visit to the Konstantsalieva House, one of the best-preserved merchant homes in the historic village of Arbanasi. Built in the late 17th century, this impressive fortified mansion belonged to a prosperous merchant family and reflects the wealth and importance of Arbanasi during the Bulgarian Revival period. As you explore the house, you'll discover beautifully furnished reception rooms, cosy family living areas, a traditional kitchen, storage cellars, and authentic household objects that reveal how affluent Bulgarian merchants lived more than 300 years ago. Admire the thick stone walls, handcrafted wooden ceilings, decorative fireplaces, and original architectural details. Today, the house operates as an ethnographic museum, offering visitors a fascinating insight into Bulgaria's history, culture, architecture, and everyday life. It is one of Arbanasi's most important cultural landmarks and a must-see for anyone interested in the country's rich heritage.

The second stop of the tour will be in Veliko Tarnovo, the former medieval capital of Bulgaria and one of the most spectacular historical cities in the Balkans. Perched on the hills above the Yantra River, Veliko Tarnovo impresses visitors with its authentic atmosphere, traditional architecture, and stunning panoramic views. Known as the “City of the Tsars,” Veliko Tarnovo was the political, cultural, and spiritual centre of the Second Bulgarian Empire and remains today one of the most popular tourist destinations in Bulgaria. Visitors can explore the old town, cobblestone streets, traditional houses, artisan shops, and local restaurants overlooking the Yantra River. Thanks to its fascinating history and medieval charm, Veliko Tarnovo is a perfect destination for travellers interested in culture, photography, and authentic experiences in the heart of medieval Bulgaria.

The third stop of the tour will be at Tsarevets Fortress, the most famous medieval fortress in Bulgaria and the main tourist attraction in Veliko Tarnovo. Located on Tsarevets Hill above the Yantra River, the fortress was the political, military, and spiritual centre of the Second Bulgarian Empire. Visitors can explore the medieval walls, royal palace ruins, defensive towers, and the reconstructed Patriarchal Cathedral, offering panoramic views over Veliko Tarnovo. The fortress is also home to the famous Baldwin’s Tower, linked to the Latin Emperor Baldwin I of Constantinople, captured after the Battle of Adrianople in 1205. One of the most legendary places inside the fortress is the “Cliff of Death,” where traitors and condemned nobles were thrown into the Yantra River canyon during medieval times. The authentic atmosphere, fascinating history, and medieval architecture make Tsarevets Fortress one of the top tourist attractions in Bulgaria.