List of twin towns and sister cities in Bulgaria

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Twin towns of Plovdiv in 2011
Map of Bulgaria

This is a list of municipalities in Bulgaria which have standing links to local communities in other countries known as "town twinning" (usually in Europe) or "sister cities" (usually in the rest of the world).

Antonovo[1]

Asenovgrad[2]

Aytos

B

Balchik[5]

Bansko

Belene[10]

Blagoevgrad

Bolyarovo[15]

Botevgrad[16][17]

Burgas[18]

D

Dimitrovgrad[21]

Dobrich[23]

Dolni Chiflik[25]

Dupnitsa[26]

Dve Mogili[27]

G

Gabrovo[28]

Gorna Oryahovitsa[29]

H

Haskovo[31]

Hisarya[32]

I

Ivaylovgrad[33]

K

Kardzhali[34]

Karlovo

Kavarna[39]

Kazanlak[40]

Kozloduy[41]

Kubrat[42]

Kyustendil

L

Lom[45]

Lovech[46]

M

Madan[47]

Montana[48]

N

Nesebar[49]

Nova Zagora[50]

P

Panagyurishte[51]

Pavlikeni[52][53]

Pazardzhik[54][55]

Pernik[56]

Petrich[58]

Pleven[59]

Plovdiv[60]

Pomorie[61]

Provadia[62][63]

R

Razgrad[64]

Ruse[65]

S

Samokov[66]

Sandanski[67]

Sevlievo[68]

Shumen[69][70]

Silistra[71]

Sliven[72]

Slivo Pole is a member of the Charter of European Rural Communities, a town twinning association across the European Union, alongside with:[73]

Smolyan[74]

Sofia

Sozopol[87][88]

Stara Zagora[89]

Strelcha[90]

Strumyani[91][92]

Sungurlare[93]

Svilengrad[94]

Svishtov[95][96]

Svoge[97][98]

T

Targovishte[99]

Troyan[100]

Tryavna is a member of the Douzelage, a town twinning association of towns across the European Union.[101] Tryavna also has three other twin towns.[102]

Douzelage

Other

Tundzha

Tvarditsa[105]

V

Varna[106]

Veliko Tarnovo[112]

Velingrad

Vidin[120]

Vratsa[121]

Y

Z

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