Overall it's okay! As a small town it's safer then the capital. As an LGBTQ+ person or a women is not safe for night walks. No night public transport but during the day there is always a person for the tickets so you won't be alone.

Also for people with physical disabilities it can be difficult.

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Nestled in the heart of Bulgaria, Veliko Tarnovo is a stunning historic city famed for its unique blend of natural landscapes and medieval culture. This enchanting city was once the medieval capital of Bulgaria, allowing it to boast an intriguing historical backdrop evident in its dramatic Tsarevets Fortress. Explore the city's old town with its cobbled streets, charming traditional houses, and the beautifully restored state art gallery. The picturesque Yantra River sharply contrasts the hill-perched houses creating breathtaking panoramas that will leave you amazed. Known for its vibrant arts scene, Veliko Tarnovo hosts numerous cultural festivals throughout the year, adding richness to your travel experience."}}>


Bulgaria, a captivating country nestled in southeastern Europe, is a fascinating blend of culture and natural beauty that remains relatively untapped by mainstream tourism. Known for its diverse landscape that encompasses the sun-kissed Black Sea coastline, striking mountains, vast plains, and charming villages, Bulgaria boasts a plethora of landmarks like the ancient architectural wonders in Nesebar, UNESCO-listed Rila Monastery nestled amidst pine-clad mountains, and the historic capital city of Sofia with its onion-domed churches and gold-domed Alexander Nevsky Cathedral. With a rich history stretching from ancient Thracian tombs to remnants of the Byzantine and Ottoman empires, decadent wineries, vibrant folklore, traditional crafts, and a burgeoning art scene, Bulgaria is an enchanting blend of Eastern and Western influences waiting to be explored.

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When traveling to Bulgaria, it is advisable to exercise normal safety precautions. This includes staying alert about your surroundings, keeping your personal belongings secure, and following the local laws and customs. This advice is consistent with recommendations from the United States, Canadian, and Australian governments.

Safety rating:	3.2/5	Moderate
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Crime rate:	1.2/5	Very Low
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