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Sofia University of Clement of OrhidThis is the oldest and premier university in Bulgaria. The facade is reflected in the popular Yalta Club
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Yellow Road TilesThese are tiles from the Yellow Road that passes through central Sofia
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Dome of Rila MonasteryThis magnificent monastery was dedicated to Saint John of Rila in the Middle Ages but most of the present complex was built between 1834 and 1837 by master builder Pavel Ioan and decorated by many great artists.
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Street Kitten in SofiaMany cats and kittens live on the street in Sofia, though some are more or less attached to shops, restaurants, or like this one to an apartment block
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Elin PelinElin Pelin is one of the most important literary men in Bulgaria and managed to survive through varous regimes with his stories of country life meeting with favour before the Communist era and when they came to power.
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Red tram going down Graf Ignatiev StreetGraf Ignatiev Street is one of the central thoroughfares of Sofia and a main tramway
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A tram being pushed backwards in Graf IgnatievBollards are built in the street to stop cars using the tram lanes but sometimes they fail.
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Trees is the Boris Garden, Sofiatrees and the branches reach up in the fresh air which helps us forget most of the the pollution of the city
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Detail of Soviet Army Monument in SofiaMany Bulgarians regret the years of association with the Soviet Union, and lots and lots of people miss those days and regard them as a golden age of peace, plenty and tranquility. The monument survives even as the new Metro Station is built around it
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Reflections of Trees in the Round Pond of Boris Gardens in SofiaAs we walk through the Boris Gardens and start at the Round Pond again, the snow has gone and we can see the reflection of the trees again.
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The brothers, Hristo and Evlogi GeorgievThe brothers, Hristo and Evlogi Georgiev sit outside the fine central building of Sofia University of Clement of Orhid
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Chestnut Trees in the Boris Gardens, SofiaIt's mid May and the magnificent chestnut trees blossom in the Boris Gardens
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