Melnik is the smallest city in Bulgaria, located in the southern slopes of Pirin, among the sandy pyramids of strange shapes, and archaeological excavations dating back to ancient times testify to its ancient history, and it has been declared a nature and architectural reserve, and attracts thousands of tourists annually to enjoy all that it offers them from Historic and archaeological sites. In addition, this town is famous for its rare vineyards that are not grown anywhere else, its weather is always milder than the rest of Bulgaria, and its friendly locals who often invite tourists to stay in their homes, it also has a variety of accommodation options, ranging from hotels Luxurious to comfortable guest houses. This small town relies mainly on tourism, with a lot of attractions, and all roads lead to the huge Cordopolova House, a 250-year-old house of a rich local man that includes a cave-like basement.