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Sofia with her owl |
There were quantities of blocks of flats in the approaches to the city |
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Symmetry |
Colonnade outside the department store |
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Market House |
Inside |
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Synagogue |
Mosque |
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Before the plaster goes on |
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Souvenirs |
Opera House and Patron? |
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Alley |
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There were stalls selling paintings sacred and moderately profane. Also needlework and tourists' mementos. Peter bought a fridge magnate depicting the cathedral. |
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Alexander-Nevski Cathedral |
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Alexander-Nevski Cathedral photography is not allowed... The singing was wonderful. |
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Is it a spider's web? |
The University |
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Degrees were being presented when we looked round |
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There are marbled whites in the city too |
The Russian Church |
The Russian Church
was built in 1912 and is dedicated to St. Nicholas, the miracle maker. It
preserves the style of Moscow decorative arts, painting and architecture.
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Lion on the Presidential Palace |
Fountain |
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Dragons |
St. George and the Dragon |
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Palace guard changing |
Nice to see a sparrow |
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Hotel Arte |
Owner has filled the hotel with his art collection
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Breakfast |
Marble tables |
Doors in the evening |
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Wedding at the St. Nedelya Church |
The Bride -high key version |
Doors in the morning |
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The public took photos of their friends with the Presidential Palace Guards who found it hard to keep a straight face |
Presidential Guards |
Changing the Guard |
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It would take a brave wheelchair user to trust this modification!! |
Housing is said to be affordable |
More flats note the air-conditioning |
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Housing |
St. Sophia and her daughters |
Rubbish |
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Down an alley |
Old boys |
More old boys |
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There was some excellent graffiti in the park around the National Palace of Culture |
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Sculpture |
National Palace of Culture |
The yuccas were in magnificent form |