Since joining the EU in 2007, tourism in Bulgaria has significantly increased thanks to its mountainous terrain and Black Sea beaches. Despite this, as of January 2026, accessibility in the country remains a struggle (especially for individuals who use powered wheelchairs i.e. Superbunny2) which became apparent during ones planning....
Sofia, one of Europe’s oldest cities (dating back over 7000 years) can be seen as a treasure trove. One will find mysteries lurking in the most unassuming places throughout the city. As little information regarding accessibility was publicly available (what was could be seen as quite negative), one began...
The railways in Bulgaria are not exactly famed for their scenery compared to the likes of Bosnia. However, as one wished to visit Plovdiv, it seemed appropriate to assess the accessibility of Bulgarian Railways. It is worth noting that a new fleet of trains are due to be introduced...
Commonly known as the ‘City of the Seven Hills’, Plovdiv is located a mere 150km from the capital. Akin to Sofia, the city is littered with ancient ruins. In recent years, the Ancient Theatre of Philippopolis has been unearthed and preserved under one of the citys main streets. This...
Vitosha Mountain overshadows the city of Sofia providing a perfect day trip whether that is to ski or a walk in nature during the summer months. Until 2024, one was able to catch a cable car from the suburb of Simeonovo to the ski resort base in Aleko. Unfortunately this...
Packed full of ancient history, rugged terrain and beach resorts, Bulgaria has something to satisfy everyones taste. Prior to ones visit, it appeared that the country would present many challenges for wheelchair users. Granted, planning the trip wasn’t the easiest, however, a large proportion of the stumbling blocks were...
