Little open air exhibition in front of the City Art Gallery presents a short impression of the art of Nikolay Diulgheroff (1901-1982), architect and designer, born in Bulgaria, but lived and worked in Italy, Turin; prominent representative of interwar Italian Futurismus. Unfortunately during the socialist time many Bulgarian artists did not „exist" for the socialist media
Graffiti vandasism on "Han Krum" street. Couple of days arter renovation Sofia houses become usually a new dress.
Visit regulary your dentist! 
"Ivan Shishman" street - the Parlament and the monument of the King Liberator as a background.
"Fr. Nansen" street - unusual empty. As a background hotel "Hilton" on the right and hotel "Kampinski" on the left side.
Why a four-leaved clover has to be the symbol of this, obviously not in operation WC (the women part) nobody knows. 
A detail from the doctors monument, dedicated to the doctors killed in the russo - turkish war 1877-78. All the names are written on the stones. This monument gives the name of the "doctors garden" one of my favorite photo-capture places.
I thought this kind of gasoline stations from the 60- 70ties of the last century are no more existing and I was surprised to find it - on "Zar Boris III" boul., somewhere in the area of "Ovcha kupel".
Not more than 100 km east from Sofia you could enjoy the unique atmosphere of the little museum-town Koprivshtitsa. This is a detail from the house of T.Kableskov, the famous Chairman of the Secret Revolutionary Committee, the author of the “blood letter” from the heroic April Uprising in 1876 agains the Ottoman Empire.
Looks so dangerous, that I forgot where exactly in the streets around "Sv. Sedmochislenizi" I've take it.
Always cozy atmosphere and good food in "the fox & hound" on "Angel Kanchev" street.
Nice summerday and the great enjoyment feeling the water! 
Eko toi as a background for pleasant conversation. Two ladies in "Gallery cafe".
It's a lazy sunday morning and even this cosy ice cream parlour is not enough attractive for the people. On the "small five corners" "6 septemvri" street.
At the intersection of "Vitosha" boul. and "Alabin" street.
"Sveti Sedmochislenitsi" 
