Passport Hostel Sofia
34/36, Vranya Str. Sofia, Bulgaria
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The end of Eastern Europe
... Czechs and Bulgarians (in my experience, which has been very short I must say, only a total of 9 days in Hungary & Bulgaria) is just so sour. Compare that to the absolute wonderment of the Bosnians, whose people really uplifted me after my horrible experience in Munich with the police there. The Bosnians are just a joy to behold, the friendliest people I've found anywhere in Europe and only too happy to help. Smiley, happy, generous, friendly, nice people. ...
US Embassy Bulgaria
We played at the US Embassy in Sofia, Bulgaria for their 4th of July celebration. It was nice to return back to the Embassy. (We played their 4th of July celebration in 2010). It was nice to visit with the Ambassador again and our POC Vesi. We got the crowd dancing too! Fun times. Also, we had ample time to walk around Sofia and enjoy the beautiful city.
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Nice to be here
... but nothing is done. Exciting! Obviously he must of had heaps stashed in the ceiling of the train in several spots. Well that was entertaining we thought!
We were told to meet our taxi driver at McDonalds at the train station. We finally got through the borders and then arrived in Sofia about 7pm, so about 3 hrs later than we thought. We say our sincere thank you to the Bulgarian couple who showed us the way to McDonald’s and waited with us to ...
Sofia, Bulgaria - Surprisingly Good!
... drinks. I ordered a large beer and Angela got a glass of wine. To our utter astonishment, the bill came to less than £1.50. My pint of Kamenitza alone had cost a paltry 48p! The cheapest pint in my whole life.
Cakes were also cheap in Sofia. Our guidebook recommended a place called The Bulgaria, described as being a very swish, posh café selling cakes and truffles to tempt the palate. Entering, we once again noticed the lack of tourists. Only a few people were dotted ...
Woke up in the 80s
... early Saturday morning so there wasn't much in the way of people on the streets. For a while we saw only the occasional, very dodgy looking character and at the time were questioning what the hell we’d gotten ourselves into. However, the further away we got from the bus station and the later the time got, the scene on the streets changed drastically. More modern-styled clothing began to appear and it started to feel more and more as though we were in a ...


