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Monday’s Travel Photos – Sofia off the beaten track

October 6, 2013 Rosemary Kneipp Leave a comment

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When visiting a new city, I’m always on the lookout for things I haven’t seen anywhere else or that catch my attention because they are unexpected. Sofia provided lots of opportunities!

Three seniors on a bench

Just a small plaque to indicate that the ruins were of a Turkish barracks — Just a small plaque to indicate that the remnants of some 16th century Turkish barracks

I loved the fact that they were advertising toilet paper in the window

The sleeping woman in front of the National Art Gallery

The poetry wall — One of 28 poems on 28 buildings in Sofia as part of the European Wall-to-Wall poetry project to illustrate European unity

I was very amused by the contrast between this little girl and her mother

Putting up parasols in the park as it starts to spit

This is the best outdoor gym equipment I've ever seen in a public park — This is the best outdoor gym equipment I’ve ever seen in a public park

This vacant allotment is opposite Sofia's largest department store — This vacant allotment is opposite Sofia’s largest department store

Contast between old and new

Bikes inside the Ministry of the Environment

The stall was offering some sort of workshop for children — The stall was offering some sort of workshop for children after school

A hotel entrance

One of many fruit and nut stalls

We saw many women walking along with similar bouquets in their hands

A makeshift shop in a doorway

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