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DKV Stations, Sorted by City You drive, we care. BG - Diesel & Services Bulgarien / Balgaria / Bulgaria Sortiert nach Ort Sorted by city » For help, call me! DKV ASSIST - 24h International Free Call* 00800 365 24 365 In case of difficulties concerning the number 00800 please dial the relevant emergency number of the country: Bei unerwarteten Schwierigkeiten mit der Rufnummer 00800, wählen Sie bitte die Notrufnummer des Landes: Andorra / Andorra Latvia / Lettland » +34 934 6311 81 » +370 5249 1109 Austria / Österreich Liechtenstein / Liechtenstein » +43 362 2723 03 » +39 047 2275 160 Belarus / Weißrussland Lithuania / Litauen » 8 820 0071 0365 (national) » +370 5249 1109 » +7 495 1815 306 Luxembourg / Luxemburg Belgium / Belgien » +32 112 5221 1 » +32 112 5221 1 North Macedonia / Nordmazedonien Bosnia-Herzegovina / Bosnien-Herzegowina » +386 2616 5826 » +386 2616 5826 Moldova / Moldawien Bulgaria / Bulgarien » +386 2616 5826 » +359 2804 3805 Montenegro / Montenegro Croatia / Kroatien » +386 2616 5826 » +386 2616 5826 Netherlands / Niederlande Czech Republic / Tschechische Republik » +49 221 8277 9234 » +420 2215 8665 5 Norway / Norwegen Denmark / Dänemark » +47 221 0170 0 » +45 757 2774 0 Poland / Polen Estonia / Estland » +48 618 3198 82 » +370 5249 1109 Portugal / Portugal Finland / Finnland » +34 934 6311 81 » +358 9622 2631 Romania / Rumänien France / Frankreich » +40 264 2079 24 » +33 130 5256 91 Russia / Russland Germany / Deutschland » 8 800 7070 365 (national) » +49 221 8277 564 » +7 495 1815 306 Great Britain / Großbritannien Serbia / Serbien » 0 800 1975 520 (national) » +386 2616 5826 » +32 118 5949 5 Slovak Republic / Slowakische Republik Greece / Griechenland » +420 2215 8665 5 » +49 221 8277 9319 Slovenia / Slowenien Hungary / Ungarn » +386 2616 5826 » +36 143 9140 2 Spain / Spanien Ireland / Irland » +34 934 6311 81 » +32 118 5949 5 Sweden / Schweden Italy / Italien » +46 876 8790 0 » +39 047 2275 160 Switzerland / Schweiz Kazakhstan / Kasachstan » +39 047 2275 160 » +7 495 1815306 Turkey / Türkei Kosovo / Kosovo » +90 216 5600 792 » +386 2616 5826 Ukraine / Ukraine DE » +370 5249 1109 EN, / * roaming charges may apply abroad / im Ausland können Roaming-Gebühren anfallen 07.21 DKV EURO SERVICE GmbH + Co. KG, Balcke-Dürr-Allee 3, D-40882 Ratingen, www.dkv-euroservice.com YOU DRIVE, WE CARE. BG - Diesel & Services You drive, we care. Stationsn ummer / Marke / PLZ / Ort / Straße / station Brand Zip code City Street Services number 2500608 LUKOIL 8217 Aheloi Ul. "Rila" 5 2517030 PETROL 8280 Ahtopol Entrance from Sozopol Industry zone on the road 2504031 SHELL 8500 Aitos E773 2517066 PETROL 9620 Albena Complex Albena 2517193 PETROL 7570 Alfatar Olshanka Str. DIVERSE / 2501101 OTHERS 7570 Alfatar Olshanka 60 DIVERSE / 2538578 OTHERS 3251 Altimir Vranchansko Schose 2517199 PETROL 7970 Antonovo Antonovo 2517275 PETROL 6750 Ardino Exit to Smolyan 2500024 GAZPROM 4230 Asenovgrad Bulgaria Blvd. 189 2517151 PETROL 4230 Asenovgrad Tzar Ivan Asen II Str. 2517150 PETROL 4230 Asenovgrad Bachkovsko shose Str. 2500551 LUKOIL 4230 Asenovgrad s.Krumovo, vhod Plovdiv 2504040 SHELL 4230 Assenovgrad Blvd. Bulgaria 2517298 PETROL 8500 Aytos Karnobatsi pat 2517065 PETROL 9600 Balchik Balchick district 27.09.21 www.dkv-euroservice.com 1 BG - Diesel & Services You drive, we care. Stationsn ummer / Marke / PLZ / Ort / Straße / station Brand Zip code City Street Services number 2517304 PETROL 9600 Balchik Ring Road of Balchik Balgarene village, Road 2517111 PETROL 5923 Balgarene to Ruse Entrance in city from 2500048 GAZPROM 2770 Bansko Blagoevgrad- Entrance from 2517007 PETROL 2770 Bansko Blagoevgrad 2500554 LUKOIL 2770 Bansko gara Belica 2500558 LUKOIL 2770 Bansko Bansko,ul.Patriarh Evtimij 2517165 PETROL 4580 Batak Prevala area 2517115 PETROL 5930 Belene Balgariya Str. 2517094 PETROL 3900 Belgradchik Tzar Ivan Sratsimir Str. 2517055 PETROL 9178 Beloslav Beloslav 2500536 LUKOIL 3499 Belotinci Belotinci E 79 2517163 PETROL 4470 Belovo 177, Osvobozhdenie Str. 2571020 OMV 1111 Belozem AM 1 Trakia Autobahn 2517156 PETROL 4130 Belozem Belozem Trakyia Highway Sofia- 2500506 LUKOIL 4130 Belozem Burga 2500519 LUKOIL 4130 Belozem Trakia Highway km 154 27.09.21 www.dkv-euroservice.com 2 BG - Diesel & Services You drive, we care. Stationsn ummer / Marke / PLZ / Ort / Straße / station Brand Zip code City Street Services number 2571040 OMV 7100 Biala Kolio Ficheto Str. 2571036 OMV 2700 Blagoevgrad E 79 2500329 KRUIZ 2700 Blagoevgrad bul. Vasil Levski 60 2500014 GAZPROM 2700 Blagoevgrad Main road E79 2517001 PETROL 2700 Blagoevgrad 18 Dimityr Solunski Str. On the road E-79, Kulata - 2504032 SHELL 2700 Blagoevgrad Sofia Blagoevgrad - entrance 2500522 LUKOIL 2704 Blagoevgrad from Kulata Road Sofia-Kulata km 352 2500501 LUKOIL 2700 Blagoevgrad - 300 2500556 LUKOIL 5750 Boaza road Varna-Sofia 2517012 PETROL 2670 Bobov Dol Exit to Dupnitsa 2501317 SNG 5022 Bojurishte Evropa Bld. 4 Borovan village, Exit to 2517085 PETROL 3240 Borovan Oryahovo 2504104 SHELL 2140 Botevgrad E 79 2517241 PETROL 2140 Botevgrad Botevgrad DIVERSE / 2501601 OTHERS 2140 Botevgrad Hemus highway 2500557 LUKOIL 2140 Botevgrad Botevgrad 27.09.21 www.dkv-euroservice.com 3 BG - Diesel & Services You drive, we care. Stationsn ummer / Marke / PLZ / Ort / Straße / station Brand Zip code City Street Services number 2500504 LUKOIL 2140 Botevgradsko Botevgradsko Shose 2504046 SHELL 1616 Boyana Ring road - Boyana DIVERSE / 2538595 OTHERS 8730 Boyanovo Main Str. 1-7 2500549 LUKOIL 2227 Bozhurishte E80 Kalotina-Sofia 2517096 PETROL 3790 Bregovo 54 G. Dimitrov Str. 2517114 PETROL 5971 Brest Exit to Pleven 2500317 KRUIZ 1830 Buhovo str. Nikola Bonev 1 2500302 KRUIZ 8000 Burgas Somat Base LAKE, Industrial zone, 2518029 EKO 8000 Burgas entrance-Soz 2500052 GAZPROM 8000 Burgas Transportna str. 2500015 GAZPROM 8000 Burgas Zahari Stoyanov str. 2517032 PETROL 8000 Burgas Izgrev Residential Area 2517019 PETROL 8000 Burgas Exit to Sozopol Exit to Sunny Beach 2517017 PETROL 8000 Burgas complex Slaveikov Residential 2517016 PETROL 8000 Burgas Area to Mlado Slaveikov Residential 2517015 PETROL 8000 Burgas Area 27.09.21 www.dkv-euroservice.com 4 BG - Diesel & Services You drive, we care. Stationsn ummer / Marke / PLZ / Ort / Straße / station Brand Zip code City Street Services number Pobeda District, 3 2517014 PETROL 8000 Burgas Chataldzha Str. 2501301 SNG 8001 Burgas Maritsa Str. 1 2504073 SHELL 8000 Burgas Str.Dimitar Dimov 2500530 LUKOIL 8002 Burgas Vaya Street 2 Burgas, exit Slanchev 2500507 LUKOIL 8000 Burgas Bryag 2500521 LUKOIL 8000 Burgas Burgas, exit to Sofia 2517087 PETROL 3326 Butan Entrance from Vratsa 2517051 PETROL 9101 Byala Byala 2517182 PETROL 7100 Byala Main Road Ruse-Sofia 2500502 LUKOIL 7101 Byala Gara Byala, E 85 2500315 KRUIZ 3200 Byala Slatina Okolovrasten pat 877 2517281 PETROL 6701 Cernoochene Usuf Dudu Area 2500560 LUKOIL 8142 Chernomorets s.Chernomorec main road Haskovo- 2500561 LUKOIL 6701 Chernoochene Kardzhali 2517109 PETROL 5980 Cherven Briag Near to Railway Station 2517108 PETROL 5980 Cherven Briag Near to Railway Station 27.09.21 www.dkv-euroservice.com 5 BG - Diesel & Services You drive, we care. Stationsn ummer / Marke / PLZ / Ort / Straße / station Brand Zip code City Street Services number 2517264 PETROL 6200 Chirpan Road to Plovdiv 2571049 OMV 2865 Chuchuligovo E79 km 166 + 500 2571048 OMV 2865 Chuchuligovo AM Struma km 166 + 500 2500539 LUKOIL 2865 Chuchuligovo S. Chuchuligovo, Petrich 2500606 LUKOIL 8314 Debelt Debelt 2517171 PETROL 4800 Devin Devin Blvd.G.M.Dimitrov & blvd. 2504075 SHELL 1000 Dianabad Nikola Ga 2500012 GAZPROM 6400 Dimitrovgrad exit towards Haskovo 2517269 PETROL 6400 Dimitrovgrad G. S. Rakovski Blvd. 2518005 EKO 6400 Dimitrovgrad Dimitar Blagoev Blvd. DIVERSE / 2500201 OTHERS 3750 Dimovo Road E-79 2517069 PETROL 9300 Dobrich 3 Yasna Polyana Str. 2517068 PETROL 9300 Dobrich 302 Treti mart Blvd. 2517067 PETROL 9300 Dobrich Ring Road 2517062 PETROL 9300 Dobrich Bul. "25-ti Septemvri" 2517061 PETROL 9300 Dobrich Kaliakra Str. 27.09.21 www.dkv-euroservice.com 6 BG - Diesel & Services You drive, we care. Stationsn ummer / Marke / PLZ / Ort / Straße / station Brand Zip code City Street Services number Dobrotica District, Ring 2501329 SNG 9302 Dobrich road 2504050 SHELL 9300 Dobrich Str. Han Tervel 92 2500535 LUKOIL 9305 Dobrich Ring Road exit Varna 2500562 LUKOIL 2777 Dobrinishte road to Goce Delchev 2500314 KRUIZ 2040 Dolna Banya str. Targovska 1 DIVERSE / 2538015 OTHERS 1755 Dolni Begrov E 79 2500028 GAZPROM 1855 Dolni Bogorov main road E 79 Dolno Varshilo, A1 2500301 KRUIZ 4498 Trakia Highway Trakia A1 km 61 2517250 PETROL 2351 Dragichevo Dragichevo village 2504028 SHELL 2351 Dragichevo Road E-79, Sofia - Pernik 2517233 PETROL 2210 Dragoman Dragoman 2571047 OMV 8634 Drazhevo AM Trakia 2504123 SHELL 8634 Drazhevo Trakia Motorway 279 2504107 SHELL 3920 Drenovets Ring road Vidin - Sofia 2517129 PETROL 5370 Dryanovo 212 Shipka Str. 2500563 LUKOIL 5370 Dryanovo exit V.Tarnovo 27.09.21 www.dkv-euroservice.com 7 BG - Diesel & Services You drive, we care. Stationsn ummer / Marke / PLZ / Ort / Straße / station Brand Zip code City Street Services number 2517191 PETROL 7650 Dulovo Road Silistra - Shumen DIVERSE / 2501102 OTHERS 7650 Dulovo Nikola Petkov 27 E 773, direction Kazanluk 2518030 EKO 6145 Dunavci City 2500309 KRUIZ 3740 Dunavtsi E79 road to Dunavtsi 2517011 PETROL 2600 Dupnica 312 St. Ivan Rilski Str. 2517305 PETROL 2600 Dupnica Dupnitsa, exit to Dupnitsa DIVERSE / Str. II-62 Dupnitsa- 2538638 OTHERS 2650 Dupnitsa Samokov exit Samokov,ul. 2500564 LUKOIL 2602 Dupnitsa Samokovsko shos
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