From bottom let: The extremely small Boyana church, since the 14th century and its inside.
From bottom left: Sofia Synagogue (One of the largest synagogues in Europe) and its insides
Tuesday, February 14, 2012
Sofia
Sofia is charming. Although people in Bulgaria are reputed to have income levels similar to their neighours in Romania, Sofia looks much more developed in terms of infrastructure and feels dynamic while comfortable to live in. Dining out is ridiculously inexpensive too. Near the city centre, I had a wonderful risotto with veal and some specialty mushrooms, a soup, and a cappucino in a pleasant restaurant for only 7 Euros. Compared to what I had in Bucharest, it was half the price with double the quality!
From top left: The huge St.Alexander Nevski cathedral, entrance, inside
From bottom let: The extremely small Boyana church, since the 14th century and its inside.
From top left: Banya Bashi Mosque, its insides, statue of Sofia, museum, and opera house.
From bottom left: Sofia Synagogue (One of the largest synagogues in Europe) and its insides
From bottom let: The extremely small Boyana church, since the 14th century and its inside.
From bottom left: Sofia Synagogue (One of the largest synagogues in Europe) and its insides
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