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If you want to listen to nice music… if you want really to have real coffee or quality drinks… or want taste culinary wonders, we show you top 5 of most exciting places in Sofia, Bulgaria.

 1. “CAPPUCCINO”is the most fashionable club in Sofia. Located at the center of the city the club is very attractive at the night . The atmosphere is ideal for meeting with friends, elegant family or business lunch or private party. “Cappuccino” offers original menu of the Italian cuisine and the rich wine list with plentiful variety of white and red wines from Chile, Australia and New Zealand.
Official site: http://barcappuccino.net

2.  “UPSTAIRS”is charming club, located at the most busiest shopping area in Sofia – “Vitosha” bld. The menu features Italian cuisine and the bar offers a lot of classic and fashion cocktails.  Start the day with freshly baked croissants and coffee… have lunch as in Italy… and try the best “Mojito”.
P.S Dj parties on Friday and Saturday.
3. “MOTTO”is one of  fashionable places, distinguished with of modern design in retro-chic style. Here you can find a pleasant atmosphere accompany with a good cuisine with well selected original dishes. Its trendy settings and the wide variety of alcoholic drinks and cocktails make  Motto one of the few good bars in Sofia.
Official site: htpp://motto-bg.com
4. “OPERA”is at the heart of Sofia, at the National Theater for Opera and Ballet. The cuisine is modern combination of different styles, including sushi, vegetarian, oriental and European ones. The interior is a combination between the baroque architecture of the building and the modern design of the club-restaurant. After dinner the nice atmosphere with Dj’s participation predisposes consumption of exotic cocktails.
Official site: http://opera-bg.info
5.  “CAFE DEL MAR”has its own, simple style with dim light and relaxing chill-out music. The club offers its visitors wide variety of brand drinks and elegant cocktails. Here you can relax of the daily round with discreet conversation with your friends or can organized your small private party.

The town of Sozopol is situated 31km south-east of Burgas, and 421km of Sofia. The town lies on a small rocky peninsula in farthest southern part of the Burgas Bay. After 1925 the town started to grow in the direction of Harmanite Area and today it occupies considerable larger territory on the mainland. The earliest settlements in the area belonged to the Thracian tribes of Nipsei and Skirimian. In the 7th century BC Greek colonisers settled there and called the town after their god of Apollon, Apolonia. To the honour of Apollo, the construction of a thirteen-metre high bronze statute of the god was carried out by a sculptor named Kalamis. Apolonia developed mainly as a trading centre for honey, wax, corn, wine, olive oil, olives, textiles, jewellery, and pottery. Apolonia was frequently in economic and political disputes, including occasional wars, with the Doric inhabitants of Messembria (present-day Nessebar). During the reign of Knan Kroum it was within the borders of Bulgaria and like all other sea towns it frequently fell under the rule of Byzantium. In the Middle Ages it preserved its status of a district town. It was severely devastated in the middle of 14 century. Later it was conquered and sold by the knights of Amadeus of Savoy. After a long siege the town fell under Turkish rule in 1453. Later the town became the biggest fishing centre of the Black Sea coast and developed recreation and tourism. Very popular resort. Gets very busy during the summer. Good variety of restaurants, cafes, night clubs, 2 cinemas, shops, etc. Nessebar and Primorsko.

The atmosphere of Sozopol is ancient and artistic. The impression is coming from the cobbled streets and high fences in front of which the old women sit and chat, knit laces and sell jams. Among the architectural monuments, more than 45 , are two ancient churches from the Renaissance period (14 th century) – St. Zosim Church and The Holy Virgin Church and many houses dating back to the 17 th century, several of which now-a-days are having social functions, hosting an art gallery, restaurant, medical centre and a national weekly news paper.
The National Revival period saw the building of typical Black Sea houses- ground floors of stone generally used for storage supported overhanging upper stories of wood, with protruding bay windows and sheltered eaves. Clustered along the narrow peninsula s cobblestone streets and alleys, some 45 houses are classified as cultural monuments.
The beach is very great and great. There is cafes and young humans that go to party and entertainment in Sozopol are from the tourists small barrooms, opened non stop… great partys. Apollonia Arts Festival - Named in honor of Apollo, god of music and poetry, this annual ten-day arts festival is held in early September. A half-dozen venues around town stage nightly performances featuring a variety of music, theatre, dance, cinema and other events, attracting both national and international talent.

Some time ago,a group of open-minded people found the most beautiful moon was in Koh Phagan. They arranged a party along the well-shaped beach of Haad Rin to celebrate the Full Moon night. From then on,tourists all around the world come to join the celebration.
It’s a no holds barred, no shoes required dance fest on the beach come rain, hail or shine. Check out the vid shot the next morning when the party’s still going strong even if a few players look a little unsteady on their feet.
It is of course known as the Full Moon Party. International and Thai DJ’s are making the crowd go wild. Paint yourself in UV colors and let your body lose control. The DJ’s play all kinds of music; Techno, Trance, Goa, D&B, Dub, Reggae, Commercial hits, House etc. There are many small tables on the beach where you can sit down with your friends or meet new ones. You can order drinks and food from the restaurants and the bars next to the beach.

Everyone knows about the incredible clubbing, and the electric, nighttime vibe, but there’s far more to this magical island… Wonderfully, clean, clear air and skies of the deepest blue. The summer is perfect for lazy beach days, and sports and water sports abound. And you’ll only need a light, cotton shirt when sitting on the terraces enjoying your evening cocktails…
Ibiza’s waters are amongst the cleanest in the Med. Many of the beaches are continually awarded the coveted EEC Blue Flags and the combination of soft, golden sand and warm, crystal clear waters is hard to beat…You’ll also be amazed at the variety of things to do – there really is something for everyone. On the beaches of Ibiza you will find enjoyment, however, most sea monsters were turned into sirens wearing bikinis. More than 18 km or 11 miles of beaches await you on the island of Ibiza, allowing you to choose the atmosphere, the winds and the activities you wish to practice in any of them. There are beaches of all sorts – family, sporting, solitary, wild, tranquil, with deep or shallow waters…Dine on the beaches by the light of the stars, sipping chilled white wine and listening to the gentle sounds of the sea; enjoy the tastiest Spanish and International specialties on the shady terraces of beautiful country restaurants; soak up the atmosphere of Ibiza by night in the romantic, pave side restaurants of the Old Town…

If it’s nightlife you’re after, you’ve come to the right island. Ibiza has a hedonistic heritage stretching back more than 30 years. Top clubs, on form DJ, hot bands, a cosmopolitan mix of clubbers, local residents, freaks, mature partygoers, fresh faces, a wide range of sexualities and the full alphabet of celebrities. Ibiza is now home to a variety of fine restaurants. Whether you are looking for authentic Ibizan, Spanish, Mediterranean, Continental, Italian, French, Thai, Chinese, Mexican or American, the island has it to offer. There are cafes and bakeries, outdoor seating, ocean and harbor views, snugly pubs, whimsical gallery cafes, and even a restaurant in a chapel. Choose from romantic courtyard, places at the waterfront, elegant hillside spots, alfresco dining under the stars, or budget meals in a local restaurant.
Most hotels in San Antonio are only a few minutes walk away from famous clubs like Es Paradis Terrenal and Eden. And from the hotel entrance it’s only a stone’s throw to the West End, home to the town’s greatest concentration of small discos (Chac Mool, Tropicana, Play 2, Nightlife etc.). With its Happy Hours, booming house music and undeniable buzz, the West End serves as the ideal starting point for a night’s clubbing. And all other major clubs and discos (Amnesia, El Divino, Pacha, Privilege and Space) in San Rafael or Ibiza town are within a distance of 9 to 19 km only.With more than 700 cultural and natural sites already protected worldwide, the World Heritage Committee of UNESCO inscribed Ibiza on the World Heritage List in 1999. The Phoenician ruins of Sa Caleta and the Phoenician-Punic cemetery of Puig des Molins are exceptional evidence of urbanization and social life in the Phoenician colonies of the western Mediterranean. They constitute a unique resource, in terms of volume and importance, of material from the Phoenician and Carthaginian tombs. The fortified Upper Town is an outstanding example a fortified acropolis which preserves in an exceptional way in its walls and in its urban fabric successive imprints of the earliest Phoenicians settlements and the Arab and Catalan periods through to the Renaissance bastions.
Ibiza is only a 2 hour flight from every major European Airport, and that there are many daily flights… Holiday makers from the UK, Germany, Spain, France, Italy, Holland, America, Canada, Sweden, Australia, Israel… nowhere in the world do you find such a cosmopolitan mix of cultures and nationalities…
There is an island…as close to Paradise as will probably ever find ,and its name is….