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	Sofia, Bulgaria, Bulgarias capital property review
		The city lies in the Sofia Plain, enclosed by the Balkan Mountains to the north, the Lozen Mountain to the southeast, Mountain Vitosha to the south, the Lyulin Mountain to the southwest.
		Sofia is a city with a 7000-year history, which makes it a unique phenomenon in Europe, and places it among the settlements dating back to most distant antiquity.
		Sofia has become the country?s leading industrial centre, with one sixth of the industry of Bulgaria concentrated around it, and housing one eighth of the population, the country?s political and cultural elite, and the entire state capital.
	www.bestbgproperties.com /bulgarian_districts/Sofia_property.html (4746 words)

	Sofia Property
		The city of Sofia is situated near the geographical centre of the Balkans region, in the Sofia Basin, a troughlike valley in the western part of the country.
		The capital of Bulgaria is one of the oldest settlements in Europe.
		Sofia combines the atmosphere of a large city with the cozy feeling of a place whose main attraction can be seen on foot.
	www.bulgariandreams.com /sofia-property/index.htm (991 words)

	22 Hotels Sofia - Hotel Accommodation Sofia, Bulgaria.
		Sofia, the capital of Bulgaria, is probably one of the oldest European cities.
		Sofia was the favorite residence of the emperor Constantine the Great who had often said “Serdica, this is my Rome”.
		Sofia church and the round church of St. George are among the earliest known Christian temples in the world that a few European cities can boast with.
	www.stay-in-europe.org /all-Sofia-hotels-Bulgaria-1.htm (185 words)

	Bulgaria Travel Guide \| Bulgaria Travel Information Guide (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Despite a turbulent history, Bulgaria is the oldest surviving state in Europe to have kept its original name (since AD681) and most of the population are descendants of the Bulgar invasion of the south Danube around that time.
		With mountains occupying half the country's territory, Bulgaria is emerging as a new bargain ski destination.
		Bulgaria is especially proud of its rich folklore traditions.
	www.worldtravelguide.net /data/bgr/bgr.asp (294 words)

	Bulgaria Guide - Sofia
		The Bulgarian capital Sofia (population: 1 182 698 inhabitants) is located in the Sofiisko pole, 550 m above the sea level and occupies a territory of 1, 311 sq.
		The main park in Sofia is the Vitosha park, which covers a large part of the mountain.
		The “St. Nedelya” Church is in the Sofia’s ideal center on the “St. Nedelya” square, dividing the main city traffic artery of two streets: the “Vitosha blvd. and the “Knyaginya Maria Louisa” blvd. It was established in Medieval times onto relics of the...
	www.bulgaria-hotels.com /en/discover_bulgaria/cities/4NFO-sofia.html (2022 words)

	Sofia properties for sale, buy apartments, houses, land in sofia, invest in sofia
		Sofia has the largest expatriate community in Bulgaria, with foreign companies, diplomatic missions and the headquarters of large Bulgarian and International companies jostling for space.
		The property is situated in a picturesque village close to the capital of Sofia and 50 km away from the famous ski resort Borovetz.
		In the summer season Bulgaria is a stunning country to live in, to visit, to explore and enjoy. In the winter, unless you’re tucked up in the Kempinski Hotel in Bansko for example, it can be pretty grim living in Bulgaria according to award winning journalist Isak Gozes from the Bulgarian daily newspaper the Standart.
	www.bestbgproperties.com /Sofia_property.html (1951 words)

	News Bulgaria News - Sofia Echo (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Sofia Airport’s new terminal is finally being opened on December 27, the airport’s press centre told The Sofia Echo on December 8.
		Bulgaria’s transition to democracy after 1989 was harder than anyone expected.
		Sofia Echo Media cannot be held responsible for the statements contained in visitor comments.
	www.sofiaecho.com /cat.php?catid=5 (551 words)

	Bulgaria: Sofia (Sophia)
		Sofia, the capital of Bulgaria, is (and has been) the heart of the Sephardic Jewish culture in the country.
		Ladino had a richly developed culture in Bulgaria, this is demonstrated in the fact that their were over 100 different Ladino-language newspapers and journals printed there.
		Sofia's Jewish community lay dormant until this time, and soon after governmental restrictions were lifted, and today Sofia once again has a living Jewish community.
	www.sephardicstudies.org /sofia.html (843 words)

	Sofia Bulgaria - Travel Guide, Tours, Hotels, Maps and Photos
		Sofia is the capital city of Bulgaria with population of 1.2mn people.
		Sofia was conquered by the Ottoman troops in 1382, while during the five centuries of Ottoman rule, it was changed beyond recognition with mosques, covered markets and public baths rising in the place of churches and Roman buildings.
		Sofia was liberated from Ottoman rule on January 4, 1978, while it became capital of the Bulgarian state in April 1979 due to its strategic location, even if its population numbered just 12,000 at that time.
	www.picturesofbulgaria.com /article/sofia.html (1029 words)

	Bulgaria Sofia - tourist info and hotel bookings
		As it is with other capitals, Sofia is the centre of the political, cultural and business life in Bulgaria.
		Probably the mineral water found in Sofia's center is the reason for foundation of the settlement around it and its development through ages.
		Gorna Banya is a district of Sofia on 9 kilometers from the city center, located on the southwest slopes of Lulin Mountain at elevation of 640 meters and with magnificent exposure and splendid view to the capital.
	www.bulgaria-trips.info /Sofia/sofia.html (516 words)

	Sofia travel guide - Wikitravel
		The decline of Sofia during the Turkish Ottoman Empire was followed by the rejuvenation after the Russian liberation in 1879, when Sofia was chosen as the capital of Bulgaria at the First National Constituent Assembly, and followed by a brisk and straight-forward period of construction.
		Sofia Airport has two terminals Be sure to know your departure terminal before you arrive (flight departure information is available at [3]).
		Sofia is one of the oldest cities in Europe with ruins spread across the city center.
	wikitravel.org /en/Sofia (5008 words)

	Sofia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Council of Ministers of Bulgaria in central Sofia
		The Saint Clement of Ohrid University of Sofia is often regarded as the most prestigious university of Bulgaria, being founded in 1888 and having an incoming class of 14,000 students each year.
		Cyril and Methodius National Library are located in Sofia along with the American College of Sofia, founded in 1860 and regarded as the oldest American academic institution outside the United States.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Sofia (3030 words)

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		ITEKA Company, headquartered in Sofia, Bulgaria is an emerging Software Solutions and manpower support company founded in 1992.
		The ensemble for folk songs and dances `GOTSE DELTCHEV` in Sofia is established in 1945 under the patronage of the IMRO in Bulgaria.
		The Red House is a building in the centre of Sofia that used to be the home of the Bulgarian sculptor Andrey Nikolov.
	www.lycos.com /info/sofia--news-bulgaria.html (465 words)

	Sofia — the Capital of Bulgaria
		Sofia provides not only a potential party location for a weekend stay or longer vacation, but also an ideal opportunity for business development research.
		Sofia is the pearl of Bulgaria with its unique location near to skiing and beach resorts.
		Sofia news – where and what to visit in Sofia in January 2008 – paintings of Bulgarian monasteries.
	sofiabulgariatravel.com (620 words)

	Bulgaria Travel: Welcome to Bulgaria
		Bulgaria remembers ancient civilisations and great people that wrote its turbulent history.
		Situated in Southeastern Europe, Bulgaria occupies the northeastern part of the Balkan Peninsula.
		It is located 2 km north of the village of Pchelin and 8 km northwest of the town of Kostenets, whose region has become established as a spa and a mountain...
	www.bulgariatravel.org (142 words)

	Sofia Bulgaria \| A Comprehensive Travel Guide to Sofia, Capital of Bulgaria
		Sofia - Bulgaria's ancient capital city, is a captivating place both to travel to and live in.
		Sofia Life is the city's leading English-language portal for Sofia, with over a hundred pages of useful information about everything in the city, from cosy cafes, hip bars and fancy restaurants through to reviews and photos of the best Sofia hotels and apartments if you need help in choosing or booking your accommodation.
		Of course tourists arriving in Sofia Bulgaria for the first time will want to explore the many legendary attractions this capital has to offer, and we've prepared feature length articles on all the city's major glories.
	www.sofia-life.com /sofia/bulgaria (344 words)

	Hotels in Sofia, Bulgaria - all Sofia hotels
		The pearl of modern Sofia are the ruins of an ancient Roman coliseum, dated from III century, exposed at the ground floor of the hotel.
		Sveta Sofia Hotel is situated in a magnificent building displaying fabulous old style architecture from the beginning of the XX century, completely renovated with modern and exquisite interior of hotel rooms, lobby bar and spacious lobby with wireless internet connection – free of charge for our guests.
		VEGA hotel is situated in the south-east part of Sofia at the corner of D-r G.M.Dimitrov Blvd., Academic Stefan Mladenov Blvd. and Nikola Gabrovski Blvd. in closest vicinity of the diplomatic area of the city.
	www.bulgaria-hotels.com /en/V1H_sofia_hotels/index.html (2330 words)

	Sofia 2006
		Sofia 2006 is under the patronage of his Excellency Mr.
		Sofia 2006 is part of an international conference series hosted in Kansas City, Kansas (1995), Warsaw, Poland (1997), Sofia, Bulgaria (2000, 2002 and 2004).
		Sofia 2006 will bring together a wide range of experts in library and information science, infrastructure, technology, international development and policy.
	slim.emporia.edu /globenet/Sofia2006/Index.htm (329 words)

	Bulgaria
		PLEASE NOTE: While Bulgaria is not technically closed for adoptions by US citizens, the US Embassy in Bulgaria issued visas for only 29 children to be adopted to the US in 2005.
		Last year, the U.S. Embassy in Sofia issued 29 IR-3 and IR-4 visas to Bulgarian orphans adopted by American families, and is currently averaging 1-2 visas per month.
		The government of Bulgaria is pressed by the European Union to reduce the number of foreign adoptions and to find alternative methods of placement of orphans and neglected children.
	www.jcics.org /Bulgaria.htm (1167 words)

	Vitosha Mountain, near Sofia , Bulgaria
		Comparative data about Sofia and Cherni Vrah weather conditions: the average monthly and annual temperature - for the coldest month - January - in Sofia is minus 1.7° and on Cherni Vrah - minus 8.3°.
		For the warmest month - July in Sofia - 21.2° and for Cherni Vrah - August - 9.0°C. The average annual temperature in Sofia is 10.5°C and at Cherni Vrah - 0.3°C. There is an interesting phenomenon featuring the Vitosha climate - the inversion (mostly in December and January).
		When Sofia is covered by thick fog and cold, the Vitosha Mountain shines in sun and warmth.
	www.visitbulgaria.net /places/vitosha/index.shtml (2208 words)

	* Guide-Bulgaria * - City of Sofia, Municipality Stolichna, District Sofia-city, South-West Bulgaria
		Sofia was founded three thousand years ago, by an ancient Thracian tribe, the âSerdiâ, and known as Serdica until the beginning of the ninth century.
		It is located in western Bulgaria, at the foot of the mountain massif Vitosha, and is the administrative, cultural, and industrial centre of the country.
		Sofia is also the headquarters for major Bulgarian and international companies operating in Bulgaria and Eastern Europe.
	www.guide-bulgaria.com /SW/Sofia-city/Stolichna/Sofia (639 words)

	Bulgaria News
		Bulgaria News continually updated from thousands of sources around the net.
		On TV: Hapoel Jerusalem vs Academic Sofia The latest chapter in Hapoel Jerusalem's roller coaster season will be written on Tuesday evening when the side faces Academic Sofia in the ULEB Cup at Malha Arena.
		Protesters gathered outside the Libyan embassy in Sofia Bulgarians have reacted with shock and disbelief to the death sentences passed by a Libyan court on five Bulgarian nurses.
	www.topix.net /world/bulgaria (1018 words)

	sofia Bulgaria - Experience BG (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Welcome to Experience BG - If your looking for properties that are available in Sofia Bulgaria, then look no further as we have stunning property available all across Bulgaria.
		If your looking for properties in Sofia Bulgaria or properties in Sunny Beach Bulgaria, then take a look at our fantastic range of property for sale available today.
		Our success with sofia Bulgaria and sunny beach Bulgaria has been reflected in our appointment as a UK representative to many of Bulgaria’s finest ‘off plan’ developments.
	www.experiencebg.co.uk /sitemap/sofia_Bulgaria.html (662 words)

	Sofia, Bulgaria - general information, rich photo gallery, pictures, photo albums
		An important fact of Sofia's history was its proclamation for capital of Bulgaria after the liberation from Ottoman domination, with a Decree by the first Bulgarian prince Alexander Battenberg on April 3, 1879.
		Sofia has the tumult of a capital city and the convenience of a compact centre, where all the main sights can be visited on foot.
		Sofia is Bulgaria`s political, economical, industrial, educational and cultural hearth.
	www.bulgarianproperty.bg /Sofia-Bulgaria-information.html (3144 words)

	Sofia Life \| Sofia Travel Guide \| Restaurants Bars Pubs Map Accommodation and Hotels in Sofia Bulgaria
		Or if the sun happens to be in retreat, head to one of Sofia's many museums or cathedrals for some enlightening rainy day activities.
		Sofia is Europe’s second oldest capital city and 7000 years of existence have gifted it a unique atmosphere all of its very own.
		Stylish restaurants, chic bars, and buzzing nightclubs mean that night time need never be boring, whilst the many and varied theatres, concert halls, and cinemas ensure there’s always a more relaxed alternative.
	www.sofia-life.com (350 words)

	Bulgaria News, Sofia News: The Sofia Echo - Bulgaria English-Language Newspaper
		The hilly route to the seaThe hilly route from Sofia to the Black Sea starts at the edge of Bulgaria’s capital and passes through Plovdiv’s hillocks, and from there goes to the south through the Rhodope, Sakar and Strandja mountains until it reaches the seashore.
		Once again, Bulgaria is about to throw extensive resources to the wind in a vain attempt to make a problem go away by treating its symptoms, rather than the underlying causes.
		Bulgaria is not exactly enjoying a great reputation when it comes to the Olympic Games and doping scandals.
	www.sofiaecho.com (1401 words)

	Sofia
		Sofia, the capital, is the largest city with a population of 1.3 million and a dominant position in the country's economic, political, and cultural life.
		Kliment Ohridski University of Sofia is the oldest university in Bulgaria, having been granted its charter in 1909, and is the largest and most advanced educational and research center in the country.
		Among the other higher educational institutions of Sofia are: Sofia Technical University, The University of National and World Economics, The Higher Institute of Architecture and Civil Engineering, The Medical Academy, The Academy of Fine Arts, The Higher School of Drama and many more.
	www.cs.columbia.edu /~radev/bulgaria/Sofia.html (185 words)

	Sofia (Bulgaria) (Site not responding. Last check: )
		This screensaver shows images of the beautiful city of Sofia in Bulgaria.
		Sofia is the capital and largest city of Bulgaria.
		It is located in the western part of Bulgaria, at the foot of the mountain massif Vitosha.
	www.screensaverdirect.com /SWeb/Sofia/Sofia.html (111 words)

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