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Hotel Maritza Plovdiv****

Name:	Hotel Maritza Plovdiv****
City:	Plovdiv Hotels
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Renovated in 2003, This Modern Hotel Comprises a Total of 300 Rooms Set Over 12 Floors, of Which Two Are Suites and 35 Apartments. Facilities On Offer Include a Foyer With 24-Hour Reception Desk, Lifts and a Hairdresser. An Air-Conditioned Restaurant and a Bar Cater Take Care of Guests' Culinary Desires. There Are Parking Spaces and a Garage Available For Those Arriving by Car. Room and Laundry Services Complete the Offerings.

HOTEL MARITZA****-PLOVDIV

*ROOMS*	BB
*SINGLE ROOM*
*SINGLE SUIT CLASIC*
*DOUBLE SUIT CLASIC*
*SINGLE SUIT LUX*
*DOUBLE SUIT LUX*

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Bulgarian Highlights

This tour presents the emblematic Bulgaria: its rich Thracian culture, gloriuos medieval monuments, picturesque Revival towns, traditional crafts and products, green mountains and sandy beaches.

Sofia City Tour

This ancient city is really unknown o most of the people abroad, although that is one of the oldest in Europe. In it’s turbulent history it has it’s ups and downs, dramatic defeats and triumphant victories.

Rila monastery tour

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Wine and Culinary Adventures

Wine has been known in the land of Bulgaria since ancient times. Archaeology, folklore, and literature provide ample evidence that wine grapes have thrived in these lands ever since the late Stone Age: grape growing and wine making were vital to the way..