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Gabi Plovdiv

17A Perushtitsa St Plovdiv, Plovdiv, 4002, Bulgaria

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Beautiful Bulgaria

A travel blog entry by tylerandtori

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... was 8, (backwards) n.....hmmmm what does that mean? After translating one letter at a time (its like a matching game), we knew exactly where we were heading!

We arrived in Plovdiv and were pleasantly surprised, the city had a lot of character and beautiful architecture. Some of the buildings and houses were run down, but it gave them a unique rustic appeal. There are a lot of art gallerys and ...

Pretty Average....

A travel blog entry by robdelaney

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... Bulgarian delights.

After this we made our way back to the car to collect our stuff. Tony dropped us to our hostel for the night and we said our goodbyes. Tom and I then decided to make our way to a gym for some exercise. The next day we were to make our way to Istanbul, something we were both excited very excited ...

Old Bulgaria

A travel blog entry by aborder

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Plovdiv, Bulgaria - The bus from Sofia to Plovdiv only took 2.5 hours. A long walk from the bus station and I found another Hostel Mostel. At the hostel I chatted to a lad on reception, asking him about onward travel to Varna. He gave me a suitable train time the following day and then I asked about the Bulgaria v England game. He didn't care. He said watching his country was no longer worth it. 'Not ...

Roman Ruins and Fabulous Food

A travel blog entry by heatheravan

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... A concert was going to be on that night and was being prepared for, but the doorman let me take a quick picture.

Damo, found us an amazing restaurant, called Dayan, with great atmosphere, fabulous food and inexpensive drinks. He told us he found it on one of his previous trips by accident, when he got lost! Eating with locals instead of a restaurant aimed at tourists ...

Plovdiv

A travel blog entry by hippler

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... an Egyptian pharaoh. He said it's like a worm he uses to catch the fish (women). He told me about a band he's going to see and I'm going to go check it out with him.

The cost of living here is so cheap compared to Greece and Istanbul. My universal currency converter, beer, tells me that it costs about half here for food, transportation, and nightlife.

When I found that ATM in Sofia's train station, I impulsively got $300 ...