Minotel Rodopi Plovdiv
Boulevard Kouklensko Shousse 12 Plovdiv, Plovdiv, 4004, Bulgaria
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Beautiful Bulgaria
... there was a 2pm bus it was perfect! When we tried to buy the tickets (by pointing to numbers) the lady just shook her finger at us...we were slightly confused. After much non verbal communication we understood our only option was an over night bus leaving at 10:30. Overnight buses are never fun or restful, but the bus company (called metro) is suppose to be the "top of the line". We will let you know how it goes!
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Pretty Average....
... 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 ...
Oldest town in Europe and comparisons
... what it was once like here. The excavations continue and there is likely to be significantly more to see in the coming months.
I really like the feel of this city. Overall Bulgaria has had little to offer (in my view) compared to Romania, but Plovdiv has restored my interest.
As you roam further into the old town, it is easy to imagine how life her progressed as a lot of the houses have recently been restored. Painted in a variety of colours, which I think ...
Trip to the Bulgarian Countryside
... had!) while Dennis ate a Bulgarian-style salad. After eating, we hiked up the mountain (only a 10 minute walk) to the Bachovo Monastery (one of the oldest Eastern Orthodox monasteries in Europe). This monastery was originally founded in 1083 but was destroyed at some point (by the Turks during Ottoman rule). The existing structure was built in 1604. Unfortunately (and like so many other holy places), photos aren't allowed once inside. ...
Plovdiv
... permanent address. That kinda makes you crazy, I've noticed. He's nice enough but spends most of the day watching YouTube.
I've been all over the central part of this town and I must say I like it a lot. You can't turn around without hitting your head on some Roman ruins. I've seen 3 amphitheaters already. Three! Are you kidding me? One of them is exceptionally well-preserved. Another one has a pedestrian and shopping mall built ...



