Hotel Perunika Varna

... showing us how to make a bacon and egg pie. We enjoyed the ambience of the place and were farewelled by our host from afar as we made our way to the bus. <br><br>Varna is the second largest town in Bulgaria with a population of about 1 million after Sofia (2m) which is 400km to west. Bulgaria has a population of 8m It has a well developed tourist industry, business centre and transport hub including an international airport, large seaport and ...

... he lives in Istanbul and is a hang glider, here in Bulgaria for the mountains' promise of pure adrenaline. He travels with an overnight bag ( maybe more evolved than me as a back packer) We found Hikers hostel where we dropped our stuff, cleaned up and strolled Bulgaria's "cultural capital" Plovdiv. <br>He mentioned that he likes to play Texas hold em in tournaments and such. <br>When we found a casino . . we registered for the 18:00 game. <br>I was trying to tel the ...

... to shop. Hard selling is the key attribute of the succesful salesmen<br>The Sp&#305;ce Basar --&gt; Another symphony of colors, smells and rich places one should not miss<br><br>I have been to Istanbul very often more than 20 years ago and I have to say that this town has improvements everywhere. A really worthwhile city to spend more days. Enjoy the metro and trams as means of transportation <br>

Well, we did it, we made in overland from Aberdeen in Scotland to Varna on the Black Sea, Bulgaria.<br><br>We are still in one piece and having a great time. The weather is superb and the swimming pool even better.<br><br>From Murray<br><br>The train trip from Plovidiv to Varna was worth the early start. Not only did we get to see an unusual sight when we stopped in Zumiste (almost smack bang in the middle of Bulgaria) - the US Army were ...

... se déroulent comme nous l'espérons vous êtes tous dors et déjà invité dans notre futur "chez nous pour le moment"!!!<br>La bise a tous <br>Be happy and keep smile it's better for life !!!!<br><br>Une chose a dire, ce n'est pas l'amour qui l'a attrapé sur ce coup là mais la flemme.<br>bon c 'est vrai, on est a l'apéro<br>;)<br> <br><br> pour vous donner plus d'informations, <br>nos deux mamies jouent de la mandoline et parcourent l ...

... France:<br>jeune, vieux, à poils, habillé, avec un chien à poils ou sans poils: peut importe, si tu as une tente, des réserves de nourriture, pas peur des moustiques et des araignées: tu es le bienvenue.<br><br>nous voilà parti pour une semaine de vacance sous le signe du soleil:<br>une seule ligne de conduite: bronzer, boire, baigner (se)<br>la farniente totale dans une mer chaude, sur un sable brûlant.<br><br>pour preuve, veuillez d ...

... up from her seat and ran around the building turning on bright fluorescent lights. Some of the paintings were really interesting. Some were...eh. The most interesting thing I saw was paintings of Veliko Tarnovo from the early 1900's and before. The town looked almost exactly the same!<br><br>Veliko Tarnovo (or V.T.) is mostly a touristy area because of the huge fort that sits on top of one of the hills. The fort was quite impressive. Some of it was reconstructed in the ...

... was just a tap at hip-height on the wall, but nobody cared because we got to sleep in a BED!!!! We were in dorms and I was sharing with a bunch of the girls.<br style=""> <br style=""> <br><br>Bulgaria is mostly Greek and Eastern orthodox, so we got to celebrate our second Easter Sunday. At 11pm the bells rang out into the night to call the monks to mass, and some of the group rang in Easter with a candle-light ceremony in the chapel, but I was tucked away in bed by this point!

... only they would have mentýoned that ýn the mornýng, I am sure people would have taken off ýn better spýrýts. John, Lýz, Graeme and I cycled together. They were alll very supportýve and we managed to get there. Though I have to say the boys were clever and decýded to avoýd the 10km hýll we had at the end of the day and to go on the hýghway ýnstead..that really saved me, as well as the petrol statýon stop where we all demolýshed chocolate, some ...

... with broken windows and countryside that looks two steps away from going over to the Desert Side. A bit after 8 p.m., our train pulled into Varna Station. We had no reservation (of course) so we headed for a Lonely Planet-recommended place, but were told it was full. They directed us to another hotel nearby, which turned out to be a rather fancy place -- you know it is when they quote the price in Euros! But what the hell, we decided to splurge. And for ...