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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
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The Minerva Gallery at the Grand Hotel Sofia Lobby never ceases to delight the art lovers all year round. Afresh flavor is brought by the title of Ralitsa Dencheva’s exhibition – Garden of Soul, which is on display until mid-September. The exhibition of 16 oil canvases conveys an existentialist message – let us discover the flower garden inside ourselves and follow Beauty everywhere, even though it may have wings and we have not, because where there is no Beauty, there is nothing. “I’ve paint the eternally blooming garden of the soul, inhabited by flowers and angels, a garden free of fences and keepers, a treasury that is always open to the beholder. In it one can enter freely and find joy in the simplest manifestations of the soul – just like we find in the most common flowers the whole glory and beauty of the Spring”, says the author.

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A three hour city tour discovers you the city center with its historical, archaeological nd architectural landmarks.You are accompanied by a professional tour guide speaking the language of your choice.Sofia today is an exciting meeting place of history and present.Traces of the life of Tracians ans Romans,Proto-Bulgarians and Slavs are woven into the city’ busy life today.Some 250 historic,archaeological and architectural monuments have been preserved in the modern capital,the center of the country’s political and cultural life, a tourist destination and hospitable venue of major international forums.

After you explore a guided city tour with visit to the most interesting parts of Sofia you will enjoy a magnificent lunch at the unique “Pancharevo” Lake, located in the suburbs of the capitol. The “Swan” restaurant, situated on the bridge of the lake, offers cozy atmosphere and plenty of delicious food – grilled meat, fresh salads and fish.Beautiful nature, elegant atmosphere, excellent cuisine and a high standart service are an ideal combination for each customer to enjoy and feel the pleasure of.The incomparable view to the lake makes the garden a preferable place for relaxation in the summer season.Visit to this beautiful place – away from the noise of the big city will bring you back to nature.
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Mountain range Vitosha is the closest mountain range in the territory of Sofia, Bulgaria city. On 5 kilometers from the center of Boiana. The waterfall of Boiana stored a river a beautiful waterfall in the mountain range is most great. The Boiana river is below tame, but Up starts to rage on and be changed on an enormous waterfall.

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Height stone fence separate the church of world renown from our noisy and vain world. Cross a doorstep to big Porter falling among in one other time, sinking into oblivion in the thick of wood to the large park. Hard wooden door with a iron repose cover lead to interior a church. In front of look open up originally facade.
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Hram-pametnik Aleksander Nevski (St Alexander Nevski Memorial Church)
Said to be Sofia’s most photographed monument, Alexander Nevski is a magnificent neo-Byzantine cathedral-sized church, topped by copper and golden domes. Considered the heart of the city, it was built between 1882 and 1912, in honor of the Russian soldiers, who fell when the Russian army helped liberate Bulgaria from Ottoman rule in 1878. The church takes its name from Alexander Nevski, credited with saving Russia from Swedish troops in 1240 and the patron saint of the family of the tsar at that time, Alexander II – also known as Tsar Osvoboditel, the ‘Tsar Liberator’ – who led the army that drove out the Turks.
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