Sofia Free Tour

In those moments I knew I was far away, but it still felt like home...

I have always believed that nationality should not be an element of division. Between us people there must be harmony and we must be one (because this is truly who we are).

In general, change brings with it many issues and uncertainties. So was I, in the beginning. I was afraid of the thought of whether I would be able to settle in, if I would meet new people, if it would be possible to continue my routine and so on. But miraculously sometimes luck is on our side.

So welcome back to my blog. Today, I want to share with you my first experiences about the city and the people of Sofia.

For who is planning to come here, I will share some interesting information.

In my impression of the city, what leaves a mark are the apparently insignificant but precious small details for me. In Sofia, in contrast to other countries, you can find a free tour in the central part of town. The Free Sofia Tour was for me a necessary and wonderful experience from which, in addition to understanding a lot about the city, I also understood how valuable it is to promote the values of a country.

During the tour, I realized that Sofia was for centuries a symbol of harmony among different ethnicities, races, nations and religions. This solidarity remains evident today. I have met many welcoming, generous and kind people, all ready to share with you whatever they can and eager to offer you a warm and positive environment.

Only through experiencing those I've been able to understand the importance of the ESC project, because what matters most is the sharing of European values.

So for all Bulgarians who are reading this "Благодаря за гостоприемството".