Museum of Socialist Art Sofia Bulgaria

Rui standing in front of a statue at the Museum of Socialist Art in Sofia Bulgaria

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21 hours ago by twofindaway The most stunning hospital we ever did see • Sant Pau is now a Modernist Museum in bustling Barcelona but it was once an hospital. It was founded in 1401 and, surprisingly, this stunning gem was a fully functioning hospital until 2009 ‍⚕️‍⚕️ • The reality is that it’s nothing like the hospitals we’re used to, but it’s also very unique when compared to the rest of Barcelona’s museums When we decided to go to Spain’s most visited city, we knew we wanted to avoid the lines, the crowds, and the high price tickets. Because of this, we saw most
1 week ago by twofindaway “Travel makes one modest. You see what a tiny place you occupy in the world” Gustave Flaubert • Travel changes us, it’s inevitable. How can you see the world and not be humbled by it? • Visiting Vijećnica, Sarajevo’s City Hall, was truly special to us. ✨ It’s one of the most incredible buildings we ever visited. We were impressed by its beauty and stunned with each detail. We had the beautiful main hall all to ourselves, and we took each minute to appreciate it • The building has been through a lot, and as we visited we couldn’t help
3 days ago by twofindaway Nessebar is one of the pearls of the Black Sea in Bulgaria • The Ancient City of Nessebar is on the Unesco World Heritage List, and one of the most visited cities in the Balkans. In the Summer, the main street is completely full of tourists, but if you get off the main grid, you can have a wonderful side street all to yourself • We find it funny how the travel world is constantly discussing hidden gems, and off the beaten path destinations. But what is the beaten path? Nessebar can be both an hidden gem and a so-called
2 weeks ago by twofindaway Sarajevo is a city filled with history, so Maria was already fascinated by it before we even visited • It all started a long long time ago when I [Maria] read Zlata’s Diary . Inspired by Anne Frank, Zlata Filipović wrote her diary while living in Sarajevo during the siege of the city. The war had began just before her eleventh birthday, and that was my own age when I read it. I’ve always been strangely absorbed by other people’s stories, and that’s partly why traveling is so important to me. I travel for the same reason that I read,
6 days ago by twofindaway There’s magic in the streets of Kotor ✨ • We’re constantly stunned by movies about magic and TV shows filled with special effects , but if we stop and appreciate what’s around us - the stunning nature, and all that we’ve been able to build - it’s easy to see that life in itself is quite magical • Kotor, a small city in Montenegro with a population of thirteen thousand people, is specially magical because it seems to perfectly mix both We’ve shown you the stunning nature of the Kotor Bay, where the bluest water of the Adriatic Sea meets