The Kordopulov House is a historic Bulgarian mansion located in the town of Melnik. Built in the 18th century, the house belonged to the wealthy merchant Manol Kordopulov and is a fine example of Bulgarian Revival architecture.

Melnik is easily accessible by car from Sofia, the capital city of Bulgaria, or by bus from nearby towns such as Sandanski. The Kordopulov House is located in the center of Melnik and is within walking distance from the town’s main square.

Explore the beautifully preserved rooms of the Kordopulov House

Visit the nearby sand pyramids, a natural phenomenon unique to Melnik

Taste the local wine at one of the town’s many wineries

Take a hike in the surrounding countryside for stunning views of the landscape

Entrance to the Kordopulov House typically costs a few euros, with discounts available for students and seniors. Tickets can be purchased at the entrance or as part of a guided tour of Melnik.You can ask for wine tasting package

Wear comfortable shoes for walking on the uneven cobblestone streets of Melnik

Bring a camera to capture the picturesque architecture and stunning views

Try the local cuisine at one of the town’s traditional restaurants

Plan to spend a full day in Melnik to fully experience all the town has to offer