FOOD & THINGS TO DO IN SOFIA CENTER | Sightseeing in the city | Bulgaria Travel Vlog
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ค. 2018
- Sofia city center has some incredible food, things to do, sightseeing and attractions to see. This travel vlog shows Bulgaria and it's food... ⬇ Click 'Show More' ⬇
Sophia aka Sofia, is the largest city in Bulgaria and home to some amazing buildings, history and attractions. The city center is the best place to start on your sightseeing hunt and covers a good amount of the best things to do and what to see in Sofia.
Bulgarian food is incredible, but our priority was the traditional Bulgarian breakfast for the purpose of this vlog! Bulgaria has some delicious cuisine, but any country that eats dessert for breakfast is high on our list of things we have to try! Mekitsa in Sofia was a must taste! They call it food, we call it dessert :)
Bulgaria is an easy place to make a travel vlog, city centers like in Sophia make our job easy with deciding what to see. For the most part, the city offers incredible buildings, churches, ancient ruins and age old structures. To really tackle the larger things to do in Sofia you probably need to get out of the city and venture deeper into Bulgaria as a whole. In upcoming travel vlogs we'll also show the other main attractions a few hours away, known as top sightseeing stops, to add some contrast to the concrete of the city along with more food where we can.
Stay tuned for more Bulgaria and Sofia vlogs from in and around the city including a free food tour coming soon.
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Daneger and Stacey The change of the Guard is more interesting on the National Holiday - March 3rd and on the official holidays - September 6th, September 22nd, May 6th, May 24th, etc. On all other days is the normal Guard change.
Bulgaria just keeps on making me smile! I can't get over the number of ancient ruins you have come across. But when you check a map of that part of Europe and see Bulgaria's proximity to Greece and Turkey, especially Istanbul (the former Constantinople and capital of the Byzantine empire) it all makes sense. Bulgaria is right there in the centre of the action of the classical world - no wonder the history is so rich. What a fascinating country and your vlogs are really bringing it to life for me!
It's not difficult at all to hunt out ruins here, and better yet, when you do it's not crowded like in Athens for example! Bulgaria definitely has a lot going for it, shame we won't be able to get to the coast either because apparently thats beautiful
Rex Waldron yet they still blame Turks, Greeks and Albanians for ruining the Bulgarian culture, while there are clearly so many cultural facts in the country.unfortunately the humankind appreciates separatism more then unity.
Turks gave us nothing, thats a fact. And when have we said anything about the Greeks? Stop talking out of your ass
+ Test Wizard ROTMG You are the one talking out of your ass. I said Byzantine empire you total moron - nothing to do with Turkey. If you want to play keyboard warrior at least get your facts straight.
I was talking to haskovali.
I am half Kiwi and half Bulgarian, I was born and raised in NZ but spent alot of time living in Bulgaria recently. Glad you have enjoyed it! There is plenty more to see outside of the cities, with one of the richest histories in Europe. благодаря, Thankyou!
Thanks Robert, we really loved it! Lots more we would love to visit next time to BG for sure
You're located in one of the coolest parts of Sofia at 10:29 in my opinion.The reason being that this is one of the fewest places in the world where you can find a church, a mosque and a synagogue each in a 2 minute walking distance from the other.
As a Bulgarian I would say our country is a bit underrated as a tourist and travel destination at some aspects.
Come and enjoy the most delicious food in Europe and our amazing nature and climate. The season doesn't matter - skiing in the winter, beach parties during the summer, seaside high mountains - we have it all!
If you are a history freak - well "the Balkans produce more than they can consume". And if you are a digital nomad - this is the place to be!
I'm putting Sofia on my must-see list. Thanks guys.
In case you are stuck with speaking Bulgarian, my channel could help
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You said perfectly Mekitsa :) like bulgarian.
Yaaaaay!
Р-то малко бяга
Mekitsa se vika i vo Makedonija i vo Srbija i Bosna , niz cel Balkan i tradicionalno je jade so belo ov4o sirenje i jogurt , ne so Nutela i drugi gluposti !
Има българи! thank you for doing great videos of my country!
Thank you for visiting my home town! Поздрави!
Sofia's downtown area is currently undergoing dramatic changes and it's literally a construction site area. The simple fact is that it was craving for some refurbs as the pavements and tiny roads were in a very poor condition.
By spring 2019, the cool Garibaldi Sq., Book Market at Slaveikov Sq., the famous Evlogi Georgiev aka "Popa" meeting spot will revive and the city will definitely have a brand new look.
Anyway, thanks for visiting Sofia. Please come again in the near future :)
P.S. Mekitsa is also very tasty with honey but try the traditional banitsa with white cheese accompanied with boza (drink) or Ayrian (yoghurt drink). Caloric, yet very good and cheap breakfast!
Ill be going next week, any stuff i need to keep in mind?
You have to visit our sea 🌊 its AMAZING!!!
Thank you for this clip. I'm glad that so many people appreciate our city. Come again in Bulgaria, there is something to see.
Im from Bulgaria. Има ли българи да гледат?
Thanks for watching! Not many Bulgarians watching at the mo, but hopefully more will find us :)
Има и ми се доядоха мекици :)
Здр
Имааа🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬
Е то тука ако няма, къде ще има 😃 като мухи на мед сме-видим ли клип за България налазваме веднага
I wanted to give like 100 likes to the video! The Guards uniforms are gorgeous and video very informative. Thank you
We'll accept all 100 likes, thanks !
On the train from Belgrade to Sofia right now! About to watch the video!!
the top of A. Nevski is real gold, it was replated 10 or so years using 9kg 24k. gold foil.
Thanks for the awesome videos from Bulgaria! It is unfortunate that Sofia is currently into lots and looots of repairs and reconstructions but in the summer the traffic here is less, hence there are renovations everywhere. Be sure to come visit us again next year in the spring or early summer when they will be all over! :))
But why are there so many graffitis? It looks like every wall has one. It looks terrible.
Nothing better than bulgarian food
This little church next to the Sophia statue is on the ancient ruins' level for the reason - when Bulgaria was under Ottoman empire occupation, they could still practice their own religion, but the church could not be higher then a Turk on a horse. So what they've decided to do is to dig up the hole and build big part of the church underground and have just a dome sticking above the ground level.
This story is for me the best example of how clever people can be to bend the rules to their needs - a typical way of thinking of most of the eastern Europeans. (I know what I'm saying, I'm one of them) :D
Woooow thats such an awesome story, wish we knew that before the day! Thanks for sharing :)
what you are saying is nothing more than a bullshit now. if the churches werent allowed to be building higher than whatever bullshit you are saying, how come the bulgarian church built the "iron church " in istanbul which is almost as high as 25m with the bell tower !!!!! also if this bullshit you are saying true how come all of the churches in sofia and plovdiv were open during the Ottoman period?
What you see in this video is churches built in the Roman times and because the infrastructure and road maintenance in time the level of the ground raised and almost made the old churches look like they were burried . Go and do a bit history research to learn your own history !!
haskovali I don’t get why you’re getting so angry about it. I was told this story by the tour guide when visiting Sofia as a tourist as I’m not a Bulgarian. Is it true? Don’t know, never bothered to fact check the tour guide story. If it’s not true then ok, I got fooled, not a big deal. Relax bro.
haskovali The Iron Church in Istanbul was built in 1892 - 1896, when Bulgaria is no more under Ottoman rule. Yes, the church in front of St. Sofia statue ( St. Petka) is build in XI century and because of that she's not in a same level to the street, but Marzena Lidia is absolutely right about that how high the churches could be in a Ottoman empire occupation. 90% of the churches from that time was builded under the streat level, the rest 10% was build in the mounteans, where Turkes could't find them. So, it's better for you to learn history, before to teach other people. Or maybe the Turkish blood in your veins don't like what historical facts are?
Marzena Lidia Don't worry. 😉 The story, that tour guide told you, is absolutely true. haskovali is Turk and it's understandable that he didn't liked the historical facts. Good luck
Bulgarian citizen here! :) Nice to see foreign people who like the city! Yeah, you try mekitza... but if you still in Buglaria try Banica and Boza. Boza is my fav drink! I dont know anywere in the world to have it... so its must to do! We have so much more traditional restaurants with amazing food. If can help you with something I'll love to! Best regards from sunny and hot (finally) Sofia! :)
Thanks for watching and your suggestions!
I am a Bulgarian woman, I live in Sofia, and I have never ate a banica with a boza, and I think this isn't a good combination. Throughout all my life I ate banica with yogurt or croissant with boza. Keep in mind that foreigners didn't like boza :))
Lenny Vassileva, hm... interesting :) All of my friends love combination banitza ans boza :)
Yes, I see that a few people recommend this combination, but the classic is a banica with yogurt , even more the boza comes from Turkey, if I well remember. :)))
Lenny Vassileva You mean banitsa with ayran! I also like banitsa with boza! Just when I eat something salted after that I have to drink something sweet to change the taste! Or if I eat sweet and drink sweet I need from water after that :D
One advice - always ALWAYS try the mekitsa with bulgarian white cheese & homemade jam - its the most native (and delicious :) ). I am glad you visited the country, stay positive :)
София, родният ми град 😍😍😍
That was cool.
This is part of my bucket list. Very interesting place to visit.
Sofia seems very nice indeed. Healthy lunch guys haha. I think the guards thought it was too hot to do the full ceremony ;-)
Haha yeah they probably agreed it was a bit toasty and just a single lap today gents
Dutch Nomad Couple Sofia is most dirty town in Bulgaria! It's really sad to be capital of Bulgaria! Last year I was there for Christmas and I was so much disappointed from the centre and national palace of culture! Believe me there was no one christmass tree and Christmas lights! Every restaurant was closed at that time! The view was awful for Christmas!
Metin Hsn what are you talking about? 😳😳😳you need Jesus!
@@mariazlatanovaa I'm talking about the true! Sofia is dirty place!!! That's it! Plovdiv is better one and deserve to be capital of Bulgaria!
agree that sofia is dirty just like any other big city, but I can asure you that there was a christmas tree as well as there was a christmas tree in Edirne too... Stop spreading hate and go to the so loved Ankara, but be careful, I bet you know why
I like food from Bulgaria!!!😊
Any food thats dessert for breakfast is a winner, right! 😜
You are super cute, thanks for sharing the video. The mekitsa place you visited is my favourite one in Sofia as well, nice find!
The population of Sofia is around 2 million people, and yes- it is the biggest city in Bulgaria. Fun fact, the parking in front of the cathedral is sooo full on Christmas, Easter, etc, although I think they decided that cars won’t be allowed anymore. Sofia is also one of the coldest cities and Bulgaria and we are always complaining how cold it is, especially this summer because the weather has been rainy and cold- definitely not typical for the country. Hope you enjoyed your stay :)
Hi guys, will you go to Veliko Tarnovo?
Sadly not this time! We're 100% coming back tho
Ohh, mekitsi! Nice! Now I feel hungry! I love your vlogs, especially from Plovdiv, it's my favourite city! Enjoy your trip around Bulgaria, it really has a lot to offer for a small country.
Thanks! We looooved Plovdiv as well!
try Banitsa and Boza... :)
Certainly try Veliko Tarnovo out. Also Sozopolis (Sozopol) together with Old Nessebar are probably some of the best looking towns at the seaside, rich history and stunningly beautiful during nighttime. I'm sure you guys will love them.
Hi! Liked your background jazzy music 🎸🎹🎼 suits the Bulgarian views 😍 nice touch kuya&ate 👌👍👍👍
Thanks brother!
☺💪👫👍👍Wonderful!!!
Yey 50k guys 😀 congratulations. The breakfast that Stacey wanted did look delicious and you guys put on the wrong color for a hot day. Sofia looks awesome
Haha yeah we need more clothes!! We've got some fresh white gears for the heat in Greece though thankfully
Daneger and Stacey that’s awesome Greece goes well with white and blue 😀... ( I think) . You guys will have such a blast there
Ooh those Mekitsa look delicious. Sorta reminds me of a breakfast version of langosh
Like it yoo 👍
I was looking up Krakow vlogs a few days ago because I'm going there soon and found your channel. I follow a good few travel vloggers on TH-cam, they are basically the only videos I watch which is why I'm surprised I only found you guys now. From your first video I was hooked and have had to hold myself back from bingeing all the videos in one go. What a fantastic channel, I look forward to following along on your travels now.
TH-cam can be a real downer some times, the comments we (everyone gets them, just the way it is) can honestly really suck and get you a little down. Then a comment like yours comes around and makes the world a better place - thanks for taking the time to share some positive vibes. We're super glad you found us :)
Daneger and Stacey I, like many others, will always be here supporting your channel and spreading positive vibes. Thank you for creating such amazing content and sharing your journey with us.
We all just became best friends. You're awesome - thanks for the support 🙏🏼
Poland is a beautiful place to go to, don't underestimate it because nobody made a video yet. Been in Gdansk and the resorts around - lovely people and lovely place. Don't know the history of these two guys, but it doesn't look like they are following a manual.
Just go and see. And make a channel, so we also know :)
1:56, that is a really interesting street you were walking on. Too bad you couldn't see it because of the construction. There're so many shops and cafes and trams passing by. It's always full of live.
I think mekitsa with jam is relatively new invention in BG. Growing up in Sofia, we had banitsa mostly, and mekitsa too, but plain, and usually not for breakfast.
Again, nice presentation!
Thanks Tom!
At last new vlog. Best from Poland.
Sorry for the 3 day wait!! ❤️
first to watch,like and comment...
Ahh you were second by a second! 🥈
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The Mekitsa bread looks so yum! We are hoping to visit there soon. I love trying bread when in a new country. Its one of my first food taste tests when travelling. 😊
It's just "mekitsa" . "mekitsa bread" sounds funny in bulgarian like saying 'Pancake bread' :D
P.S I'm bulgarian
Rachel and Nick You are welcome to Bulgaria! When you visit my country you have to try BANITSA bread for breakfast :D Also Bulgarian sweet drink BOZA!
Hey guys, love your videos. Next time you decide to visit Bulgaria, you should try Gabrovo - it's in the Balkan mountain and you definitely have some cool stuff to see.
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Found out about this channel, through an episode that the Endless Adventures did. You also, have an amazing channel. Subscribed!!
That's awesome Allison and Eric sent you over, glad you enjoyed and want to stick around! Welcome 🤝
Great Vlog again ! We’re off to find an Eastern European Bakery and get some treats. 😍😎👫
Yes! Happy to hear that, hope you picked up a bunch of stuff and loved them all
You should try banitsa and boza. This is traditional bulgarian food.I'm bulgarian and I'm living in Sofia and it's so beautiful city. I hope that you like our country. You should hear bulgarian traditional music. She us magical.
We did! Looks like you just saw it on our other video haha
Daneger and Stacey Yeah😂. This situation was so weird like I'm writing here ti try banitsa and after 5 minutes I'm watching another vlog where you are eating banitsa😂😂🔫. I'm so awklard😂😂😂🔫
I’m from Bulgaria 🇧🇬 🙂
It's good to see Stacey got her Mekitsa this time (I remember in one of the previous videos you were a few minutes late to the shop). They look good, I'm sitting watching this with a coffee in hand wishing I had one now :D I've also just become a patron on your Patreon page to try and help you with your travels (and help pay for the beers) :P
Good news for me that Stace got the Mekitsa in the end as well, other wise we'd be hunting for pastries all over the city :P Thanks for the support here and on Patreon, Mark, means a lot.
Sophia is Greek for wisdom; hence philosophy.
And a Philosopher is a person who likes our capital city ;)
i am bulgarian
First? Oh my gawd!
Fuuurst. 🏆🏆
There was a logistics issue in the back office and you were mistakenly delivered 2 trophies. Given your ongoing support the panel has decided to allow you to keep both. Regards 😂
Daneger and Stacey , ooooh thanks! I hoped it came with a tank! 😂
Kraków miss you !
Magnificent vlog😃 I was very delighted to find that you visited my hometown Plovdiv. It is a pitty that during your stay in our capital the greatest part of the center is under reconstruction. How long are you staying in Bulgaria?
We loved Plovdiv, wish we could have spent more time exploring! Last days in Sofia before Greece, but still have about 3 more videos to share :)
Hey! Right now Im in Sofia too :D
Enjoy! Cool city.
you can put salty and sweet stuff on Mekitsas its REALLY YUMMY btw im a natural bulgarian
Been there, done that. It was freaking hot even when I went there last year.
The Rotonda, you can enter it, and walk its grounds if you wish :)
OMG those mekitsas were soooo expensive.. :D When I was a kid I spend 0.30leva for an ordinary mekitsa and 0.60 with jam on top of it.
WOOOOW!
It's just a shame there are such expensive mekitsas. Sold on the street (although they are now not too common), they cost 0,40 - 0,60 BGN - and are surely much bigger. However, I hope the foreigners enjoyed our country.
Hey, we are travelling to Sofia on the 23rd of August for 2 weeks 🇧🇬 if any locals or people who have visited Sofia have any suggestions of things we should do or experience, please leave a comment for us... Thanks :)
Nice video again :) Having Visited Sofia and Bucharest now what city u think it looks better its better destination for a tourist? :)
Thats hard to say - as much as we enjoy cities, we always prefer the secondary city like Plovdiv for example. In Romania we didnt get to explore further than the city, but our friends loved places like Brasov. Dont think we could pick between Sofia or Bucharest! In a lot of ways they're very similar.
Ok thanks for ur Reply ya u only visited Bucharest thats true . Romania is a much bigger country then Bulgaria is , like size at least(its double the size Bulgaria is ) and has more diverse landscapes to offer bcs of that . Sad that u only visited Bucharest but next time prob. if u ever came back here u would visit other Cities from here and dont miss Therme Bucharest :) Good Luck Have Fun in ur next Travels :)
I am surprised you don't walk around with re-usable water bottles. Mine saved my life over there when I was running around Europe in June and July (even though those temperatures are still nothing compared to the 47+C I came back to last week, but then, I don't walk around AZ in the summer, either...). I had so much fun discovering the different water fountains in several European countries (I took pictures of them all), most of them were quite pretty!
We most definitely should walk around with a water bottle! Wait, 47C?? That is madness, how can anyone live life in those conditions...
Daneger and Stacey it’s going to be above 40 degrees for the next few days in the south of Europe, so please get yourself some reusable bottles to take with you. The best is to get those with carbon filter that way you can use the water from the water fountain with no risk.
Nah, the beer is so crisp and cheap there, better walk from bar to bar and replenish yourself :D, no need to carry around those heavy bottles with warm water.
Haha, excellent point!!
mekitsa actually contains less flour than bread does. and mekitsa can be made with bulgarian yougurt, or if your fresh milk gets sour, instead of trowing it away, add some flour and a pinch of salt, then fry it and voala.
Did you tried banitsa it is similar to mekitsa but with cheese
We did - not on this video, but on our food tour. You can watch it!
Guys if you are still here, you can call me to suggest you what to see next on your way to Greece.
You should try Banitsa
We did! th-cam.com/video/wk2CeU_DcBo/w-d-xo.html
The center of Sofia is beautiful but you haven't enter some districts like lyulin obelya or krasna polyana. They are terrible. In fact a lot of people leave there. Of course there are some nice districts like lozenets knyazhevo and krasno selo. It is really beautiful to go in lozenets by tram because it goes thru the park which is like a big forest. It goes thru the forest because lozenets is located on a hill and the tram has 4 turns. There is also a nice stop with nice bulgarian traditional house. There is also an path from the stop thru the park. In fact in the rush many people use the stop in lozenets.
That jam and creamcheese looks really fucking good...
It was!
Mekitza i Cafe - I know that place ;-) :-D:-D:-D:-D
Does anybody here know if a mekitsa is similar to a Hungarian lángos? The description sounds and it looks the same---yeasted dough fried in lard or oil and served with various toppings.
The Presidency building is the building where the president of Bulgaria administration is hold. Something like The White house, but the president does not actually lives there. (p.s. Sofiain greek means wisdom )
I am watching this vlog while eating my humble peanut butter sandwich with a slice of cheddar cheese... you wanna swap your Mekitsa with my sandwich? 😂
Wait, peanut butter with cheese?? Damn. OK, lets swap :P
ROFL!
Will you come to Budapest? :)
We've got a quick stop over for a few days before Croatia!
Maybe you can have that with vegemite too. 🤔
Haha wouldnt want to ruin it :P
My mekitsa is always only with sugar, mostly powdered sugar.
the change is very short in all, just on celebrations it is kinda longer, but again its less than 30 minutes....
7:50 you were sitting right infront of the national archaeological museum and you didnt visit it. weird :)
Genuinely curious, you mention how things get improved for tourists.Does Bulgaria really out that much effort and importance to tourism that it would renovate its cities just for that reason?
From the signs we saw, it did seem that way
the proper mekitca that i know is with white cheese filling
Going Suny Beach Bulgaria
Mekitsa is like the bulgarian version of a donut..
I live in Bulgaria
MI. BULGARIA. IN. SOFIA
Guys can you stay in bulgaria because i am coming now
I am very impressed you stay so long in eastern europe. You guys are from NZ right? How do you feel about conditions in eastern europe? Especially Romania and Bulgaria are known to have very poor people.. Greece won´t be better either.. not a little bit shocked?
Yeah we're from NZ. Eastern Europe has surprised us, but in the best way possible. Theres a reputation about these ways like it's all bad news, but there are some serious gems to be found, amazing food and culture that just doesnt get explored or shown enough. We're glad to experience and show others why they should consider it!
Yep. Europe is really diverse. Thats why i love it so much
Hey guys, I know it's almost impossible to find breakfast here. Except for the booths with bureks/баница or such pastry. But proper place to sit and have a breakfast early in the morning, doesn't exist. I don't call it a breakfast if it's 10 o'clock in the morning. More like 5... flat... :)
You can't even go to a hotel and have a seat there - it's for the all inclusive guests, only! Take my money and shut up doesn't work either...
Don't know where you're staying and how you live here, but if you want breakfast and coffee, have the means to make it your self. It's that fucked up...
С Т Р У Г А Р Е
Mekitsa in Bulgaria=Langosz in Central Europe (Hungary, Austria, Germany). Mekitsa cost 0.70 Euro. Langosz 5 Euro...
Има, има..
We used to have a Lenin statue before the Sofia statue
I’m from Bulgaria има ли Българи БАНИЦА ТАРАТОР БОБ МУСАКА ОРИЗ С МЕСО
I live in sofia i now more english then bulgarian
Mekitsa is kind of yogurt added version of donat actually
Баба ми правеше мн хубави мекици
Nooo who puts nutela on a mekica? C'mon man stop it
Haha sorry man, errrone loves nutella right? :P
Daneger and Stacey haha it's all cl
София намного красивее Парижа и чистый
I know what Dane needs a pool and a beer don't bother my brother from another mother one is there soon.
It's so close now!!