The city that grows but never ages
Where ancient history meets modern lifestyle.
The hidden gem for digital nomads
Sofia, the capital of Bulgaria, is a city where ancient history meets modern energy. This thriving metropolis is home to stunning Orthodox churches, lively cafés, and a booming tech scene.
Whether you’re wandering through the ruins of Serdica or enjoying the vibrant arts and culture, Sofia offers a rich experience. With many coworking spaces, excellent public transport, and a digital nomad community, the city is the perfect balance of work and play. Discover its unique charm, from its historic landmarks to its modern conveniences, all while embracing an affordable and dynamic lifestyle.
Fun facts
An unexplainable communication fact about Bulgarians is that we shake our heads for yes, and nod for no. Don’t ask why, just go with the flow!
On Bulgarian Christmas Eve, the table is set with an odd number of dishes, all entirely vegan.
We spill water before we walk through the door so everything runs smooth like it and have a successful day.
In addition to birthday celebrations, we gather family and friends to rejoice in our name days as well. Name days are almost every other day of the month, so we always have an excuse to celebrate.
Famous dishes you must try
Salty
Sweet
Kifla
Bikvitena torta
Kiselo mlyako
Tikva s orehi
“Dobar den”
Learn your first words of Bulgarian
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Zdrasti. Priyatno mi e da se zapoznaem.
Take the first step in making your new friends! Surprise them with your Bulgarian skills and say “Hello. Nice to meet you.”
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Kol-ko stru-va?
A phrase you will probably use when you are visiting a market or shopping in other places where you can’t really see the prices – “How much is it?”.
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Edna golyama bira/rakia, molya!
The words that every Bulgarian hopes to hear and trust us, they will be very pleased to pour you some of their homemade national drink – rakia. It means “One big beer/rakia, please!”
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Izvinete, kade e toaletnata?
A very useful one after the two beers you just had. “Izvinete” is “Excuse me” and we put it first in the sentence so you can politely ask where the bathrooms is.