11 ReviewsWe would recommend meeting local members of Virtual Tourist as they are most friendly and willing to assist a visitor in an instant and show you around. :) The Most Beautiful City of our Eastern Visit...
7 ReviewsOk, what you see on the picture is the cover of a book called The Art of Being a Foreigner.
This book is a result of the mutual efforts of two VTers: Dilian and Kalenderov.
It tells about the...
3 ReviewsThe main focus of attraction in the city...actually sofia doesnt offer so much to do or to see...perhaps around vitosha boulevard there is something to see cos is just the downtown...
This church is...
3 ReviewsSofia is now a busy city with a tempo of life comparable to many Western cities. It is a place, where one can find practically everything, starting with finding old medals, pins, badges and other...
1 ReviewIn Sofia there are so many open pools and bathing-beaches. During the summer they are full of peaople almost every day. And in the weeknds its even hard to find a spare place to spend the day there...
1 ReviewThe red brick rotunda church of St. George is considered the oldest building in Sofia. It is situated behind the Sheraton Hotel, amid remains of the ancient town of Serdica. Three layers of frescoes...
2 ReviewsI have had people asking me if the water in Sofia/Bulgaria is good for drinking... Here is what I have to say on this matter:
Bulgaria is well known for the big number of Mineral Water Springs. You...
1 ReviewSofia is full of good restaurants.
The prices are more than reasonable, in most of the places the food is delicious and the service is relativly good in the mid class restaurants.
The average...
2 ReviewsThe Ivan Vazov National Theatre is definitely one of Bulgaria's most striking buildings. Originally built in 1906 by the Viennese architects Hermann Helmer and Ferdinand Fellner it has been...
2 ReviewsTiny church but cosy and mosre beautifull under my eye than not the huge and spread main chatedral....its just 5 minutes waling from the big one but i spent more timer here than not in the most famous
3 ReviewsPlease remember that tipping is acceptable and expected in Bulgaria.
Restaurants: 10 - 15%
Taxis: Round up to the nearest whole number
Hotels: 5 - 10 % Fondest Memory: So many...
The willingness of...
1 ReviewDrujba seems like the Moon's surface, I guess. I cannot imagine how could I live in a place like this. But there are many people living in it! I will always remember this picturescue thorn and the...
1 Reviewwho says that statues should be placed only in galleries, museums or parks? there is no good reason not to put them - oh, i don't know... - on a bench!
and by a statue i don't mean that nice old lady...
2 Reviewsits a clear comunist park with some comunist sculptures like that just in the center...i took this way croosing the park through the Levski stadium where i managed to get in but the guards ....so bad...
1 ReviewThe Tsar Osvoboditel monument by the renowned Italian Sculpture Arnoldo Zocci, is one of the most beautiful in Sofia. Situated on the square in front of the parliament building, it is an expression of...
1 Reviewif Your going to sofia you must go and see sofia land it's the best Amusement Park on the balkans and centeral Europe most of the ride ar for kids and teensage 5-17 but their also rides for adult too...
Hi Esse13, The most interesting places in Sofia are: Boyana church, The Naitonal Museum of History, Alexander Nevski Cathedral, Rotunda St. George and St. Petka Church. You can also make a trip around the center of Sofia with the Sightseeing Double Decker. The ticked is ‘hop-on hop-off’ and is valid 24 hours. It costs around 11 EUR.If you have time you can visit Rila Monastery which is around 150 km from Sofia and is a must for a visit to Bulgaria. For more useful info about a trip in Bulgaria you can visit the following page www.bulgariatour.eu Have a nice trip :)
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