Sofia was founded around 7 000 years ago in a close proximity to the Vitosha Mountain and has now turned into a real cosmopolitan city. As it is with other capitals, Sofia is the centre of the political, cultural and business life in Bulgaria. The city offers many international events, as well as theatres, operas, concert halls, museums and galleries. The place is also suitable for congresses, symposia, meetings and conferences because its business centre and hotels are very near the centre of the city. For the comfort-lovers there are many luxurious five, four and three-stars hotels. And for those who want comfort, rest and tranquility, there are many small private hotels in Sofia’s surroundings.

The restaurants in Sofia are also a delight. Most of them serve European and traditional Bulgarian food, but there are many others, offering all kinds of cuisines. If you want to feel the traditional Bulgarian atmosphere, you should visit a tavern. This is the place, where you will find traditional Bulgarian foods and drinks, combined with folk music and dances.

The night life in Sofia is also something that should be experienced. One can go to various concerts, operas, theatres, jazz and rock clubs and piano bars. There are also excellent discos with special shows in the late hours and casinos in which one can wait for the dawn.

Bulgaria has a lot of potential as far as tourism and investments in real estates are concerned; all it needs is people who are willing to acknowledge its potential and to invest in it. If you have been thinking about buying Bulgaria property, it is probably a good idea to get to know the Bulgarian market first. The price of a property in Bulgaria varies from agency to agency and from location to location.

Bulgaria has many natural advantages: the climate is quite soft, the summer temperatures are around +28 degrees Celsius and the ecologically clean sea is simply perfect. During the winter, Bulgaria guarantees its tourists and investors a stable snow blanket which is great for skiing. A Bulgaria property is worth every penny and it definitely represents a good investment.

Another aspect that is worth mentioning about Bulgaria is the mineral baths. These can be found everywhere in Bulgaria, the most important one being in Narechen. Bulgaria is one of the leading countries in Europe as far as hydrothermal, bioclimatic, mud treatments and sea cures are concerned. What more can one expect in order to invest in a property in Bulgaria?

The property market in Bulgaria is very dynamic and if you are interested in a Bulgaria property, we advise you to take into consideration the fact that what you see on the Internet might look different in reality. Furthermore, try to learn about the country, its economy, laws, culture and people in order to have a better understanding of how to invest in a property in Bulgaria.

Come up with a clear investment strategy, set a budget and a time limit and stick with them, no matter how tempted you are by many properties in Bulgaria. Do not forget about the total cost fees, taxes, management cost, building works and other expenses. A good market research will definitely help you find a suitable property in Bulgaria, one that will pay off in time.

Once you have found a Bulgaria property you like, read the contract before you sign it and make sure you understand everything it says and you agree with it. Buy from a reputable agency, one that has been in the business for a couple of years and is known for its seriousness and for its great customer service. Make sure that your real estate agent has the necessary experience, is familiarized with the country and its inhabitants and that he understands exactly what you want to buy and how much you are willing to spend.