Wandering by Wagon
Retired teacher from Ireland. Interested in travel, languages, food, wine, craft beer.
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51. Sofia, Bulgaria. Part 3.
Day 3
We started our last day with a trip to the Mall of Sofia, a brand new shopping mall, just a six minute walk from the apartment. We wanted to pick up a few food items from the supermarket and just have a look around. While there, we w...
50. Sofia, Bulgaria. Part 2.
On our second day in Sofia, we awoke to some light rain and overcast skies. The weather forecast for the day was not good. Luckily we had an inside activity planned and had a booking for The Red Flat at midday. This is a very different type...
49. Sofia, Bulgaria. Part 1.
On arrival in Sofia Central Station, I took the direct Metro to the Opalchenska stop. Metro tickets in Sofia only cost 1.60 Bulgarian Leva (€0.80) and you can use any contactless card instead of getting a ticket, by validating before entry...
48. Bucharest to Sofia
The (Long) Journey
I left Bucharest’s Gara de Nord at 10.11 on the train to Sofia. This would be the longest train journey of this year’s travels; it was scheduled to last 10 hours and 5 minutes, but it departed 30 mins late, so it didn’t...
47. Bucharest, Romania. Part 3.
Casa Ceausescu
I booked a guided tour of Ceausescu’s Bucharest mansion for the third morning. This was the home of former dictator Nicolae Ceausescu, his wife Elena and their children, from 1965 until the parents’ death in 1989. They also...
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Hi I'm Liam - a retired guidance counsellor from Ireland. I write about solo travel and the joy of discovering Europe one city at a time. I wander by rail where possible, stay in real homes through HomeExchange and try and experience life as a local.
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