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... spectators! Bulgarians are obsessed with sunflower seeds.. the stands in the stadium are filled with sunflower seed shells, it's insane. Every person around us was munching away on them. I found it all very amusing until I spotted a mouse running around a few rows in front of us. It was not a very exciting game, but at least Bulgaria won.
We went home an spent a few hours watching Animal Planet; the only channel in ...
Hungover messes
... improv bits in between in his soothing chocolately Bulgarian brogue. I think she was a little smitten with him.
We had clearly learned nothing from our eventually diminishing hangovers and once again set about getting blotto. We did learn one thing though and bought our booze from the supermarket which was way cheaper than yesterday and drank it in the hostel with a girl from Macedonia, who I now have a stagnant relationship with on Facebook. We were ...
Travels Part III
... potato, all washed down with a few local beers of course!
June 18th - The final (part) day of solo travel before joining the Tucan Balkans Explored tour later in the afternoon, so a late start to check out and swap hotels. As there is large amounts of building and construction work going on in the centre of Sofia I decided it would be easier to walk up Vitosha Boulevard to my new hotel, which may have been correct, but it was pretty sweaty work carrying the rucksack ...
Hello, My Name is Goat or How We Spent our Bayrum
You know sometimes when you visit places and you see random things over and over again. Yeah, in Sofia is kept seeing graffiti and stickers that said Hello, My Name is Goat. No one can really tell us why, though.
C'est la vie...We decided to do something a little different in Sofia than we ever did in China...stay in the same place for a week because we can and want to. There is so much to see and do here, we figured why not.
There is ...
Nice to be here
... what to make of this place as we researched on the internet before we came here and sounded like it was going to be another shithole and not a nice place to visit. Well must say we found it a pleasant place to visit, nice to have nice people for a change, appealing buildings and churches and food was pretty good. We buy another memory card and head to the supermarket to stock up on some food for tomorrow. We return to our hostel and spent hours trying to ...
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TravelPod Member ReviewsThe Rooms Sofia
“a nice place in sofia”
Reviewed May 23, 2012
located in a small street between city center and the train/bus station, no more then 7-8 minutes walk (with bags & trolleys).quiet neighborhood.near bakery & minimarket.looks a beat scary when we got there late in the evening , but very nice after all ,and the only thing to be worry about are the dodgy broken sidewalks of sofia. the stuff is very nice and helpful, guide us with all the information we needed and more. the room was not big but comfort and clean.hot water shower 24/7, the furniture are a mixture of old things and you feel like living un an Antique shop (i would not mind Furnish my house with some of those things).upstairs there is a small lounge,with 2 sofas and a tea/coffee Facilities.we set there into the night with our host talking. we prefer to spent our holidays in b&b's and hostels Rather than fancy hotels and places like the rooms are the perfect example why: it's not perfect and luxurious but Hospitable and homey.very good place the stay in sofia!
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TripAdvisor Reviews The Rooms Sofia
