Female Couch Surfing in Sofia

Couch surfing in Sofia, Bulgaria, is a unique and enriching experience offering you a chance to deeply connect with the local culture. It introduces you to local Bulgarians and fellow travelers who can share their insider tips; hidden gems that guidebooks often miss. As a couchsurfer in Sofia, you'll be immersed in authentic Bulgarian lifestyle, experiencing the daily routines, food, and tradition native to Sofia, as seen through local eyes. It transforms mere sightseeing into a truly engaging journey, enriching your overall travel experience.

Hosts in Sofia

Alexandra

Alexandra

Sofia

Can host for:

3 days

About me

Portuguese girl living in Sofia. Love to travel and get to meet more people from around the world

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Alexandra

Alexandra

Sofia

Can host for:

3 days

About me

I love meeting new people and I'm interested in different cultures and languages. I know english, french, russian and bulgarian. I study bulgarian philology at the Sofia university. I hate writing about myself, so that's the end hahah

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Meet locals in Sofia

Alexandra

Alexandra

About Me

Portuguese girl living in Sofia. Love to travel and get to meet more people from around the world

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Elé

Elé

About Me

Open to finding new friends and learning new languages and cultures. I just graduated high school, waiting to get into uni :))

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Upcoming visitors to Sofia

Monica

Monica

About Me

Hi I am Mónica Sofía González Aragón, love to travel and help other travelers. I know about the Toltec Culture in México. I can give you advice if you want to travel to Mexico City

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Sevcan

Sevcan

About Me

Hello, I'm Sevcan. I am a student in Istanbul. Although my life is stuck in the triangle of school-home-work, I try to be intertwined with nature every time I find. Although dog walking is an activity I enjoy, unfortunately I don't have a dog. But I have 2 cats, but it is more accurate to say that I have 2 children:D I have the habit of following artistic activities and examining everything I see in detail. I hope we can get along well, thank you for reading and I hope you have a good day.

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Experiences from Sofia

Overall rating

4 /5

based on 12 experiences

Rating summary

Things to do

4/5

Safety

4.2/5

Food

4.2/5

Budget-friendly

4.2/5

Solo travel experience

I spend a month in Bulgaria doing Voluntary work in primary schools. I really liked the city and felt really safe even at night. Bulgarians are so nice and helpful, but most of them don’t speak proper English. If you want to visit the whole country, I would recommend: Plovdiv (my favourite city), Sofia, Varna, veliko tarnovo and a day trip to Rila monastery. If you are only staying in Sofia, then you should definitely see the city center, a day trip to Rila seven lakes and Vitosha mountain. The food wasn’t a big deal for me and nothing really surprised me. But I liked tarator (a cold soup), moussaka and banitsa is also something that you should try. Life in Bulgaria is really cheap (comparing to France ) I spent 500 euros for a month excluding hotels because I didnt pay for that. Transportation is really good in Sofia, i used busses and metro but you can also find tramway.

Posted: January 14, 2024
Things to do: 4/5Food: 3/5Budget-friendly: 5/5Safety: 4/5
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Solo travel experience

I was in Sofia this spring for a long weekend, I went on a one-day trip to the Rila Monastery and Mount Vitosha. I walked through Tolerance Square (2 churches, a synagogue and a mosque). Wonderful architecture. I also took a culinary walking tour, which was excellent.

Posted: October 16, 2023
Things to do: 5/5Food: 5/5Budget-friendly: 5/5Safety: 5/5
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I went there last year and I didn't like it. There might be 10 nice, interesting old buildings, but the rest of the city center is just shopping, modern cafes, etc. There's really not much to see or do. Besides, if you leave the decent city center, the streets immediately become quite bad. I didn't feel comfortable exploring areas outside the small city center.

Posted: August 7, 2023
Things to do: 3/5Food: 4/5Budget-friendly: 5/5Safety: 3/5
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Couch surfing in Bulgaria