Dobrich Travel Guide

 Bodicheva Says:  besides the fresh air and the birds songs in this lovely park there are lots of dead trees which started its new lives. A local artist is spending his free time reviving those trees making them a wonderful tree art review. 

 little_briton Says:  Dobrich is the regional capital of the area stretching to the Black Sea. During visits I have been to Balchic, Albena Golden Sands and St. Konstantin & Elena. Each one is very different to the others. Balchic is developing facilities for wealthier tourists with new golf... 

 zlatiq Says:  in the very beginning of the street you will see a little bakery where they bake "gevreci". ..oh, they are so yummy-hot, taken right out of the oven. On the right hand side of the bakery there is a small "boza-djiinica". Here you can eat your gevrek with a fresh made "boza".... 

 zlatiq Says:  this is how the pottery workshop looks from outside; the name is "Chupi Kupi" which translates into sometghin like " If you break it, you byu it!". It is not so easy to break though. First time i wanted to buy something i was afraid it might be easy to break it during my... 

 zlatiq Says:  "The old Dobrich" is a smal "open-air" museum located in the modern downtown on the place where once upon of the time "Odun charshia" existed. It houses about 30 workshops where craftsmen practice their skills. You can see workshops for pottery, furriery, traditional... 

 zlatiq Says:  The gallery has history on its own: the building used to house the City Court until 1940,then it was a Police station (one can still see the cells) and then it was used by the Communist Party till 1981.it has a great website and it has english version tooWorking time: 9.00 –... 

 zlatiq Says:  it's hard to describe- it's dry and salty made out of dough..heheh.......great for breakfast with boza and ayryan boza = thick fermented drink made ot different kind of flour, but the best is from millet; boza is drank in other Balkan countries- it came from Turky.ayryan=... 

 zlatiq Says:  there is no way for me to come to the old town and not visit this pottery and buy things. There are lots of other craftsmen here in the old part making all kinds of traditional stuff (traditional costumes and souvenirs and musical instruments) 

 Quayman46 Says:  I stayed at this hotel May 2007 and found it to be a little on the quiet side, but it was out of season. I used it as a base to travel the region, The breakfast was a little limited, bread roll and jelly, cup of coffee, but hey I wasn't paying the earth. It was always clean... 

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 zlatiq Says:  I haven't stayed here so i can't give any opinion. Hotel with 20 beds - 4 suits ? 4 double rooms. Restaurant with summer garden and barbeque. Swimming pool free for the guests of the hotel. Parking. Live music.Single room is BGN 36.-Double room is BGN 48.-Suite is BGN 62.- 

 zlatiq Says:  if u need to stay in dobrich and want something different than the usual hotels, try "Han Old Dobrich" in the old part of the town. It's a small hotel-only two levels, 28 beds. It has "mehana" (restaurant) and cafe too. It's in the old town, really unique! 

 zlatiq Says:  If you're coming from Sofia example (or other long distance) the best is to use the ETAP buses.ETAP buses have several routes to/from Dobrich. The bus stop is at the parking of Hotel"Bulgaria". The office hours are 6am to 12am. The beset is to buy tickets in advance,... 

 zlatiq Says:  If you need from/to Dobrich from shorter distances, like Balchik, Varna, Albena etc. the best is to got to the Dobrich bus station and get on the so called "marshrutno taxi" (mini buses). To/from Varna there are buses every 15 min. The earliest is at 6.15 am (both from D and...