Palace of Queen Maria Botanical Garden and Cape Kaliakra
Description
Fine royal touch and legends, why not? Let’s start the royal journey! We reach the Palace – Queen Maria of Romainia's summer residence and its Botanical garden. This is an amazing place with unique history and old architecture with Bulgarian, Gothic and Oriental elements. The garden is a great place for both amateurs and experts. We observe more than 3000 species of plants and a rich collection of cacti and meanwhile admire a stunning sea view. On the way we will stop at a very interesting place where pottery is made. We will have the chance to get in touch with the art of traditional Bulgarian pottery. The workshop will reveal in front of us the magical combination of nature products and creativity. It’s time for history and legends. Cape Kaliakra – its name originates from Greece and means ‘The beautiful cape’. Historical battles, rocky challenges and breath-taking sea views crumble your sense of reality.
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Itinerary
Visit the marvellous Palace of Queen Maria and the fascinating Botanical Garden.
Get to know the mysterious history of Cape Kaliakra and its legends.
Highlights
What's included
Pickup Locations & Times
Please be at the pick up point at least 5 minutes earlier. Please wait in front of the hotel, not inside.
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Important Information
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
- Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
- Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
Reviews(1)
We would like to visit the Botanical Garden and the Palace, At the entrance, they wanted 20 euros for admission to the park and another 20 for the architecture of the palace for 2 people. That is truly outrageous. Everything belongs together, and one cannot visit it alone. Even in Switzerland, one does not pay such prices. It is really a shame. I enjoyed visiting the garden with my family as a child and wanted to show it to my daughter as well. It is truly unfortunate that the government makes such decisions about what parks should cost. I will never take a family vacation in my home country again. It gets worse year by year.
