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City of Wisdom & Culture
... still living in Bulgaria today. Despite the Allied bombings in 1944, the synagogue survived a few minor hits, and was never subject to Nazi desecration. It really was a beautiful synagogue, and an architectural majesty.
There were several other notable elements of Sofia that I really found intriguing. One was the "remnant" of the Soviet influence, and the other was the evident arts & culture scene (including the underground/urban art).
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Sofia explained
... watch and after a pause he reaches into his wallet and says, 'Perhaps I give my my business card.' The card reads 'Sofia's Most Beautiful Girls.' As I say, it's a friendly town. Peering at the street signs for the small Latin rendering of the Cyrillic names, I find Tsar Assen and start looking for Pastorant. The place at the address I have is clearly a restaurant, though the sign is entirely in Cyrillic. I step inside. It's completely empty. The waitress gives me three ...
So...fia, yet so far
... first hour but the guide needed some pointers on how to be succinct and keep people´s interest. So we escaped as we needed to make our way to the bus station for our bus to Instanbul. The Chancellor practically creamed his pantaloons as we were able to beat accommodation costs again by travelling through the night.
Overall rating for Sofia would be a lack luster 5.5/10. Had the potential to be great but lacked the vibe and vitality of ...
Day 3 update
We didn't actually find the amphitheatre but we did see an old church that was built in 300 ad that had some really cool paintings done in different time periods; we also saw the statute of Sophia. Jacquie walked with her walker for close to 3 hours; pretty tired now but even with all that walking her feet were not purple. We ran in to a couple from the ...
BULGARIA
... br> Then you can reach Sinemorets a strange town on a dry hill but a wonderful naturale reserve down where a river enters into the sea. There is a beach in front of the river and another in front of the sea and they are one opposite to the other. Extraordinary place!
Two more places: Sillistar beach, no town, only a natural beach with a little lagoon before its entrance and Rezovo, a little village just before the border with Turkey. You can admire some amazing cliffs ...
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