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how bulgaria is the most ancient country? Bulgarians came to the area in 600AD from volga.... the most ancient country/nation in the area is greece with greeks being in greece and the balkans from 3000BC and from 2000 BC in asia minor
@@sarasaraltd377 Dna says otherwise unforturnately for you. 19 dna s of ancient greeks taken from ancient tombs found identical with dna of modern greeks.
@@sarasaraltd377 In recent anthropological studies, both ancient and modern Greek osteological samples were analyzed demonstrating a bio-genetic affinity and continuity shared between both groups. There is also a direct genetic link between ancient Greeks and modern Greeks.
Yup same, I went 3 times last year. When my girlfriend asks me where we should go on Holiday I always say Burgas, also helps that she's bulgarian too. :D
Just discovered you and im really happy to for it. You are so kind to people. Good comminucation. I have been living in Sofia for 3 years and it was really good to travel this city with your videos. Keep going like that brother.
I live in Edinburgh Scotland , In the New Town area of the city …1960 yrs old …. the metal foot scrapers still exist outside the house doors . They were put there to remove the dirt from your shoes , before entering the houses , not just for snow .
Just across the street from the mosque you have a sofia sinagogue third biggest in europe(behind the market hall) and close to it there is a catolic church a very big one, this is called the square of tolerance in sofia,cause in 100 meters from one another there are sinagogue,mosque,catolic church and ortodox church(infront of your hotel,the sveta nedelya church in translation means holly sunday)
Sveta Nedelya is translated Saint Nedelya. She was a Christian martyr. Lived and executed in 3rd century AD, when Christianity was illegal and prosecuted in the Roman empire. Do not confuse Nedelya with the Bulgarian word for Sunday.
I love your travel videos Davud. Yes, we also have those boot scrapers outside the more grand, Victorian era houses here too. Some of them are actually built into a small recess in the brickwork of the house. InWales they're generally for scraping footwear to remove anything that you don't want brought into your home, mud, snow etc etc. Love from Wales.
@Davud_Akh 44:15 These metal things are there for you to scrub the dirt and mud off your shoes before entering the building. Actually in the country side of Bulgaria these things still exist and are in use. :) Greetings from Bulgaria!
In these days 140 euros are not that much money,may be if the price was 250-300 euros you can be really dissapointed about the drawings on the curtons,next time when in sofia visit hotel marinela,or hilton sofia and there are probably tens of hotels with 5 star service but the price is over 300-400 euros...close to the mountain you will find the real high end places thats where the rich people live ,politicians,industrials,bankers,lawyers etc
140€ is absolutely nothing for a good hotel in Bulgaria, that's true. Sheraton Sofia Balkan (the hotel where the guy was staying) was more luxurious in the past, it's not seen as much luxurious anymore. Also he was saying it's 50 year old, when the hotel is around 70 years old. There are way better and more luxurious hotels in Sofia, but price won't be 140€ that's for sure haha. Hilton and Marinela are also so-so. I suggest Millenium hotel, has amazing rooms with a crazy view, especially the ones on the higher floors.
Very interesting. To say no by moving the face up and down and to say yes by moving the face left and right is a completely different tradition in Bulgaria. I saw a unique way of removing snow from shoes for the first time in your video. Thank you.
start watching the video from 15:28, unless you are a child from village,like Davud and never been in hotel in your life. 🤔 probably some village from Antarctica.
Merhaba davud nasilsin?bro go to Plovdiv is the oldest town in europe the center is nice,the oldtown is a most to see they have a crazy good looking gym Pulse and happy bar grill is the place for eat and u need to see the ancient and roman theater in the center görüsürüz arkadas
Brother, your hotel has all the furniture that need to a hotel room , but house keeping is very poor, as you said hand bidet in the toilet is wired 🤣 very interesting thing is nodding head is negative & positive in other way 🤔 also thanks to you showing this to society for correction 🙏♥️🇱🇰🇱🇰🇱🇰
im happy you say what you dont like! Sorry about that you are not in the best hotel in Sofia for the price you paid! 44:02 This is used to clean your soles of not only from snow, but also mud or dirt.
Hi davud iam from kerala i have watched all most ur videos . i very much like u and ur videos and the way u treat people especially poor. i invite u to kerala with an ardent desire to see uin person. i knew that u have already visited in Kerala. but u dont miss any chance to visit kerala
Bulgaria isn't the oldest country in Europe, the neighboring Greece is older, also most of the countries in this part of Europe share some common ancestors, so all of them have about the same age. The cave-man populated both Bulgaria - Kozarnic Cave - and Romania - Muyeryi Cave - about one million years ago. Also the Cucuteni-Trypillia culture from Romania, Rep. Moldova and Ukraine is about the same age as the Gumelnița-Karakovo cultures from Bulgaria. Also Thracian and Dacians were the previous inhabitants of the Balkan peninsula and are the ancestors of most of the present day inhabitants, including Serbians, Bulgarians and Romanians.
LOL, talking about Bulgaria and still ignoring the Ottoman Turkish influence :D Ok, you have destroyed our Mosques and other Turkish made buildings. BTW: Bulgarians are ethnically Turks who got christianized and slavized.
@@bozoqturkmni8137 Present day Eastern European Bulgarians are a mixture of Thracians, Huns and Alans, Goths, Bulgarian Tatars, Aromanians, Greeks and Serbians. The Bulgarian Tatars were indeed a federation of Turkic tribes, but when they arrived in the Balkan peninsula they get in contact with several other people and thus they got slavized and then baptized as Eastern rite Christians. They weren't the same people as the Turkish people from present day Turkiye, and they didn't been members of Islam before they get Christianized. Also their cousins from Caucaz, the Bulgarians from Tatarstan, are now also Orthodox Christians and are speaking mostly Russian.
@@dumitrumarusi426The term "Bulgarian Tatars" used about proto-Bulgarians sounds absurdly because the Tatars came to Europe with Mongol invasion in 13th century. That happened during the times of Second Bulgarian empire, almost 8 centuries after proto-Bulgarian arrival on the Balkans. Totally different times, people and happenings. This term is most often used by ignorant people with an offensive purpose, since the Tatars settled on the site of the destroyed Volga Bulgaria.
@@МиленДимитров-и2ф Fine, you can use the term Proto-Bulgarians. I know when the Golden Horde came to Europe, but the proto-Bulgarians were also a Mongolic tribe, another kind of tatars, distinct from the ones from the 13th century.
😂 Obviously this room is for one or couple. You not gonna sleep on this bed with your grandma... 😅😅😅 But this is an old hotel. No excuse for the pen on the curtains... But i won't stay in this hotel if I go to Sofia. There is a lot of modern hotels. This one looks old..
Davud, how can 3.9 stars be 'not the best'? You really can't get much closer to 5 than 4. Especially when 6 isn't involved. I understand it isn't 5, but honestly, how many 5-star rated attractions do you visit in all of your travels?
Davud, by asking over and over the price, first they will inflate it and secondly, random ppl will intervene making it even worse for you. But then again, you always end up giving more so, why bargaining in the first place?
Hope, u r quite alright. I like ur presentation and try to see all your vlogs. But, I should like to mention one very bad habit, i.e, wasting food. Day before yesterday, u went to a Bulgarian restaurant and ordered for Bulgarian authentic food. But u did eat only one third of the ordered food, which is a very very bad habit. U should have ordered whatever u can eat or else u could pack those leftover food which u can eat in the dinner. I hope, u would definitely change this practice. Thanks.
Actually a lot of them do. Even more than English. Very Soviet Pro Putin mindset. Lived there In Varna for 3 months. The food is good with very large portions.
@nyptblueone5044 Varna is full of Russian and Ukrainian immigrants, that's why you had a different experience. Russian isn't very spoken around the whole country. Varna is also the region that has this "pro-russian" mindset, overall the situation is pretty different. Also wasn't in obvious when all these old drunk men spoke English rather than Russian.
There is no "Turkish area" in Bulgaria. There are two regions with mixed population where Turks are somewhat visible. Even in the city of Kardzhali Bulgarians are 60 % of the population.
@@МиленДимитров-и2ф No, that’s not true. You Bulgarian fascists deny the existence of Turks. It was no different under communism in Bulgaria. Most Bulgarians are a Turkic people who were Christianized and Slavicized. Many Bulgarians still look like Turks today. You are all Turks. Look up the term Volga Bulgars.
@@bozoqturkmni8137There is no difference between the fascists and the pan-turkists (Grey wolfs), like you. Turkic theory is just one of the theories about the origins of proto-Bulgarians. The cyrillic alphabet and the old-Bulgarian language (which is Slavic) are what was left from the First Bulgarian empire, over a thousand years ago. To say Bulgarians are Christianized Turks is a crap. The original Turks are Mongoloid. Bulgarians are not Mongoloid and their DNA is different form the DNA of the people of republic of Turkey. According to the last data ethnic Turks in Bulgaria are less than 500 000,
@@Queen_Amenarina Founded in the 7th century, Bulgaria is one of the oldest states on the European continent. Greece was recognized as an independent state under the London Protocol of February 1830.
@@LenkaThybo greece was byzantine empire when bulgarians were in volga from where they came to what they now call bulgaria and was back then a greek province in 600 AD. even sofia is a greek name meaning wisdom... greeks founded all this... In modern times greek state liberated itself from ottomans in 1830 and bulgarian state was liberated even later in 1883 with the treaty of st stephanus and berlin. Why you write such unhistorical stuff online?
@@polha49661879 actually, but you've got to acknowledge that the Hellenics in the Ottoman empire and up until 20th century identified themselves as Roman. And somewhere after Greco-Turkish war they started to leave the concept they they weren't Romans, but ancient Greeks.
it will be great if you go to turkish speaking parts of the country like Kircalii or Silistre, otherwise definitively Plovdiv (filibe) is the best place in Bulgaria !
I know, not believe, because of Your influence. This hotel can lose all or at least, a lot of business. There should "NEVER" be any negatives with a luxury hotel. Only improvements on good service. But if a hotel has to improve on obvious "Bad" services, that company must need to know. Or they will feel the pain of the loss of business. With Your influence, the world WILL know. This is only part of the reason I will never visit Bulgaria. The other reason is that taxi services will OVER CHARGE foreigners. I have other reasons, but I will keep those reasons to myself.
23:00 - Azerbaijan is in Asia, dude. I know you're very high on copium there in the caucasus and really want to be seen as Europeans but that's not the reality.
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Welcome to the new country series in Bulgaria. We start our journey in Sofia and will continue with road trip adventures later in the week. I cannot wait to share my experiences with you! 🇧🇬
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how bulgaria is the most ancient country? Bulgarians came to the area in 600AD from volga.... the most ancient country/nation in the area is greece with greeks being in greece and the balkans from 3000BC and from 2000 BC in asia minor
Има българи , естествено ... ❤🎉❤ ... БЛАГОДАРЯ за ВИДЕАТА , пак заповядай ,винаги ще има какво да видиш ...❤🎉❤
@@polha4966 Wrong. Ancient Elada has nothing (well, almost nothing) to do with contemporary Greece
@@sarasaraltd377 Dna says otherwise unforturnately for you. 19 dna s of ancient greeks taken from ancient tombs found identical with dna of modern greeks.
@@sarasaraltd377 In recent anthropological studies, both ancient and modern Greek osteological samples were analyzed demonstrating a bio-genetic affinity and continuity shared between both groups. There is also a direct genetic link between ancient Greeks and modern Greeks.
Almost every year I go on vacation to Bulgaria, I love the Bulgarian people
Yup same, I went 3 times last year. When my girlfriend asks me where we should go on Holiday I always say Burgas, also helps that she's bulgarian too. :D
@channin nice
Thank you.
Beautiful people and city
Just discovered you and im really happy to for it. You are so kind to people. Good comminucation. I have been living in Sofia for 3 years and it was really good to travel this city with your videos. Keep going like that brother.
I like your videos because you are polite, but honest.
I live in Edinburgh Scotland , In the New Town area of the city …1960 yrs old …. the metal foot scrapers still exist outside the house doors . They were put there to remove the dirt from your shoes , before entering the houses , not just for snow .
Yes it’s common in the US as well for dirt
Loved the antique stand!! Those interactions and learning lessons are awesome
Very excited to see your series in Bulgaria. Thank you Davud.
Davud congratulations you have travelled 44 countries which is a very big achievement for your life.Always be happy and enjoy your life.
Great to see you visiting my country, Bulgaria
44:20 We have these old boot scrapers in New England too. Some about 300 years old.
Just across the street from the mosque you have a sofia sinagogue third biggest in europe(behind the market hall) and close to it there is a catolic church a very big one, this is called the square of tolerance in sofia,cause in 100 meters from one another there are sinagogue,mosque,catolic church and ortodox church(infront of your hotel,the sveta nedelya church in translation means holly sunday)
Sveta Nedelya is translated Saint Nedelya. She was a Christian martyr. Lived and executed in 3rd century AD, when Christianity was illegal and prosecuted in the Roman empire. Do not confuse Nedelya with the Bulgarian word for Sunday.
@@miroslavstoyanov7558We just named the day after the saint.
Well we have in Finland also the same bidees in every home and almost all public toilets. So not only Bulgarian thing.
I thank the author for showing our beautiful Sofia.
Bulgaria is the third ancient country after Italy, Greece
It's good to know you have Bulgaria as your 44th country!
Thank u davud ..very kind
Thank you for the upload
Wonderful. Thanks
Thank you for adventure
Very fantastic views 🎉🎉
Im dying 😂 lol love to see a compilation of funniest moments.
I love your travel videos Davud.
Yes, we also have those boot scrapers outside the more grand, Victorian era houses here too. Some of them are actually built into a small recess in the brickwork of the house. InWales they're generally for scraping footwear to remove anything that you don't want brought into your home, mud, snow etc etc.
Love from Wales.
@Davud_Akh
44:15 These metal things are there for you to scrub the dirt and mud off your shoes before entering the building. Actually in the country side of Bulgaria these things still exist and are in use. :) Greetings from Bulgaria!
I got such a shower for "after private business" in Rome. Even if you you pay 1 million dollars, that's exactly how they work...everywhere!
I have been there 15 years ago nice to this places after long time
Super cadrell 🙏
In these days 140 euros are not that much money,may be if the price was 250-300 euros you can be really dissapointed about the drawings on the curtons,next time when in sofia visit hotel marinela,or hilton sofia and there are probably tens of hotels with 5 star service but the price is over 300-400 euros...close to the mountain you will find the real high end places thats where the rich people live ,politicians,industrials,bankers,lawyers etc
140€ is absolutely nothing for a good hotel in Bulgaria, that's true. Sheraton Sofia Balkan (the hotel where the guy was staying) was more luxurious in the past, it's not seen as much luxurious anymore. Also he was saying it's 50 year old, when the hotel is around 70 years old. There are way better and more luxurious hotels in Sofia, but price won't be 140€ that's for sure haha.
Hilton and Marinela are also so-so. I suggest Millenium hotel, has amazing rooms with a crazy view, especially the ones on the higher floors.
Also few hundred meters north is the mosque and few hundred meters west is the synagog which is forming the tolerance square 😊
Be a New Yorker (like me) for a moment & Ask for another room or get a good discount.
36:55 it’s Tatra. They are old trams from Prague
So beautiful country bulgaria and building I like it and you Have a nice day
In Summer these shoe cleaners were used too, back in the days many city streets were still muddy.
I like your explanation and useful information about visiting county culture. From Malaysia 🇲🇾
We call that in English a “Boot Scrape” to remove snow/mud/dirt from your shoes before you enter a building.
Thanks brother ❤ for wear T shirt with 🇱🇰 flag
Much ❤ from 🇱🇰
Stay safe my brother
Those metal objects would remove snow, but they are from earlier times when the streets were not paved, and shoes got muddy.
The person calling to prayer has a beautiful voice
Very interesting. To say no by moving the face up and down and to say yes by moving the face left and right is a completely different tradition in Bulgaria. I saw a unique way of removing snow from shoes for the first time in your video. Thank you.
37:26 again Tatra but different model. Again they are really old Prague trams
start watching the video from 15:28, unless you are a child from village,like Davud and never been in hotel in your life. 🤔 probably some village from Antarctica.
I am not a chil
Bulgarian youghrut , is world,s best.
Εxactly,after Greek.
Merhaba davud nasilsin?bro go to Plovdiv is the oldest town in europe the center is nice,the oldtown is a most to see they have a crazy good looking gym Pulse and happy bar grill is the place for eat and u need to see the ancient and roman theater in the center görüsürüz arkadas
❤❤❤❤ nice 👍🏻
The price seems very reasonable, even cheap for that location
БЛАГОДАРЯ ❤🎉❤Много места пропусна ,но другият път ...😂 Пак заповядай ❤🎉❤
Brother, your hotel has all the furniture that need to a hotel room , but house keeping is very poor, as you said hand bidet in the toilet is wired 🤣 very interesting thing is nodding head is negative & positive in other way 🤔 also thanks to you showing this to society for correction 🙏♥️🇱🇰🇱🇰🇱🇰
well made video and presented
Davud the RUclipsr 😊😊😊
Seems like housekeeping issues mainly!
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I would like to watch ur buying random things, talkin to locals, avoiding scams, eating crazy foods
im happy you say what you dont like! Sorry about that you are not in the best hotel in Sofia for the price you paid! 44:02 This is used to clean your soles of not only from snow, but also mud or dirt.
❤❤❤ from 🇱🇰 🇱🇰 🇱🇰 sri lanka ..we like to watch your videos ..........
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And you must be in France , that you know , what bidee is . That bidee works fine .
Right!
Bidet, common in France and Belgium and probably elsewhere in Europe.
Hi davud iam from kerala i have watched all most ur videos . i very much like u and ur videos and the way u treat people especially poor. i invite u to kerala with an ardent desire to see uin person. i knew that u have already visited in Kerala. but u dont miss any chance to visit kerala
for a premium experience in a hotel I have been to InterContinental (also in the city center) and it was reaaaaaaaally nice
Great vlog Davud, you should have let the hotel give you a cleaner room to stay.
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Bulgaria isn't the oldest country in Europe, the neighboring Greece is older, also most of the countries in this part of Europe share some common ancestors, so all of them have about the same age.
The cave-man populated both Bulgaria - Kozarnic Cave - and Romania - Muyeryi Cave - about one million years ago.
Also the Cucuteni-Trypillia culture from Romania, Rep. Moldova and Ukraine is about the same age as the Gumelnița-Karakovo cultures from Bulgaria.
Also Thracian and Dacians were the previous inhabitants of the Balkan peninsula and are the ancestors of most of the present day inhabitants, including Serbians, Bulgarians and Romanians.
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LOL, talking about Bulgaria and still ignoring the Ottoman Turkish influence :D Ok, you have destroyed our Mosques and other Turkish made buildings. BTW: Bulgarians are ethnically Turks who got christianized and slavized.
@@bozoqturkmni8137 Present day Eastern European Bulgarians are a mixture of Thracians, Huns and Alans, Goths, Bulgarian Tatars, Aromanians, Greeks and Serbians.
The Bulgarian Tatars were indeed a federation of Turkic tribes, but when they arrived in the Balkan peninsula they get in contact with several other people and thus they got slavized and then baptized as Eastern rite Christians.
They weren't the same people as the Turkish people from present day Turkiye, and they didn't been members of Islam before they get Christianized.
Also their cousins from Caucaz, the Bulgarians from Tatarstan, are now also Orthodox Christians and are speaking mostly Russian.
@@dumitrumarusi426The term "Bulgarian Tatars" used about proto-Bulgarians sounds absurdly because the Tatars came to Europe with Mongol invasion in 13th century. That happened during the times of Second Bulgarian empire, almost 8 centuries after proto-Bulgarian arrival on the Balkans. Totally different times, people and happenings.
This term is most often used by ignorant people with an offensive purpose, since the Tatars settled on the site of the destroyed Volga Bulgaria.
@@МиленДимитров-и2ф
Fine, you can use the term Proto-Bulgarians. I know when the Golden Horde came to Europe, but the proto-Bulgarians were also a Mongolic tribe, another kind of tatars, distinct from the ones from the 13th century.
Yes, it's really not much for the price of 140 US Dollars for a Hotel, but this filth is unimaginable and unforgivable!!!
😂 Obviously this room is for one or couple. You not gonna sleep on this bed with your grandma... 😅😅😅 But this is an old hotel. No excuse for the pen on the curtains... But i won't stay in this hotel if I go to Sofia. There is a lot of modern hotels. This one looks old..
8:51 Your GOPRO is a GOPRO 10?
37:40 and this is Bulgarian made. But they are really old too
The noding is opossite of what you are sayng brother .. :)On side is No on Straight nod is Yes...
I am pleasantly suprised, they allow call for prayer on speakers.
I know they have largest Turkish minority but still was nice to hear it
Davud, how can 3.9 stars be 'not the best'? You really can't get much closer to 5 than 4. Especially when 6 isn't involved. I understand it isn't 5, but honestly, how many 5-star rated attractions do you visit in all of your travels?
I 💚🩵❤️ Sofia 🤗
Promotion part with sri lanka t-shirt.❤
In India they shake their heads from left to right often when they say yes
I would never touch that dirty poop cleanser in my life barehanded knowing that other people have used that
Davud, by asking over and over the price, first they will inflate it and secondly, random ppl will intervene making it even worse for you. But then again, you always end up giving more so, why bargaining in the first place?
Mr.Davud.
Next video series hopefully come from Madagascar?
Can you show us something Madagascar?
Thank you good luck
God bless you ❤
Hello Davud you should consider communicating with the locals more….like Bald and Bankrupt:)
There is the Bulgarian Mr. Beast at 37:59 :D
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Hope, u r quite alright. I like ur presentation and try to see all your vlogs. But, I should like to mention one very bad habit, i.e, wasting food. Day before yesterday, u went to a Bulgarian restaurant and ordered for Bulgarian authentic food. But u did eat only one third of the ordered food, which is a very very bad habit. U should have ordered whatever u can eat or else u could pack those leftover food which u can eat in the dinner. I hope, u would definitely change this practice. Thanks.
bro please visit iraq, its left out in your middle east travels
ඔයා ශ්රී ලංකාවෙ ඇඳුමක් ඇඳන් ඉන්නව දැක්කම සතුටුයි
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somebody tell him that in bulgaria they dont speak russian .
Actually a lot of them do. Even more than English. Very Soviet Pro Putin mindset. Lived there In Varna for 3 months. The food is good with very large portions.
@nyptblueone5044 Varna is full of Russian and Ukrainian immigrants, that's why you had a different experience. Russian isn't very spoken around the whole country. Varna is also the region that has this "pro-russian" mindset, overall the situation is pretty different.
Also wasn't in obvious when all these old drunk men spoke English rather than Russian.
@@nyptblueone7734During communist times it was mandatory to study Russian, so most old people do, but the young don't .
Visit also the Turkish areas in Bulgaria.
There is no "Turkish area" in Bulgaria. There are two regions with mixed population where Turks are somewhat visible. Even in the city of Kardzhali Bulgarians are 60 % of the population.
@@МиленДимитров-и2ф No, that’s not true. You Bulgarian fascists deny the existence of Turks. It was no different under communism in Bulgaria. Most Bulgarians are a Turkic people who were Christianized and Slavicized. Many Bulgarians still look like Turks today. You are all Turks. Look up the term Volga Bulgars.
@@bozoqturkmni8137There is no difference between the fascists and the pan-turkists (Grey wolfs), like you. Turkic theory is just one of the theories about the origins of proto-Bulgarians. The cyrillic alphabet and the old-Bulgarian language (which is Slavic) are what was left from the First Bulgarian empire, over a thousand years ago. To say Bulgarians are Christianized Turks is a crap. The original Turks are Mongoloid. Bulgarians are not Mongoloid and their DNA is different form the DNA of the people of republic of Turkey. According to the last data ethnic Turks in Bulgaria are less than 500 000,
@@МиленДимитров-и2ф BS, would never read this fascist comunist racist 'Bulgarian' fairy Tales.
I think Italy is the oldest country in Europe
Davud, I have never heard of Bulgaria being the oldest country in Europe.
We were always taught that Greece is the oldest country in Europe.
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Founded in the 7th century, Bulgaria is one of the oldest states on the European continent.
Greece was recognized as an independent state under the London Protocol of February 1830.
@@LenkaThybo greece was byzantine empire when bulgarians were in volga from where they came to what they now call bulgaria and was back then a greek province in 600 AD. even sofia is a greek name meaning wisdom... greeks founded all this... In modern times greek state liberated itself from ottomans in 1830 and bulgarian state was liberated even later in 1883 with the treaty of st stephanus and berlin. Why you write such unhistorical stuff online?
@@polha49661879 actually, but you've got to acknowledge that the Hellenics in the Ottoman empire and up until 20th century identified themselves as Roman. And somewhere after Greco-Turkish war they started to leave the concept they they weren't Romans, but ancient Greeks.
Accommodation you choose not comfortable to stay
The graffiti there is a shame, to damage homes and businesses.
The graffiti don't damage nothing.
it will be great if you go to turkish speaking parts of the country like Kircalii or Silistre, otherwise definitively Plovdiv (filibe)
is the best place in Bulgaria !
In front of the mosque is synagoge
Davud, how did you come to the conclusion that Bulgaria was the oldest country in Europe?
Тhe state of Bulgaria was founded in 681 AD. When was your country founded?
@hipopotamus2625 1832 AD is not older
@hipopotamus2625 There wasn't country named Greece back then. There was some warring city-states
you should transllate on google regards from Lahore Pakistan
I know, not believe, because of Your influence. This hotel can lose all or at least, a lot of business.
There should "NEVER" be any negatives with a luxury hotel. Only improvements on good service. But if a hotel has to improve on obvious "Bad" services, that company must need to know. Or they will feel the pain of the loss of business.
With Your influence, the world WILL know.
This is only part of the reason I will never visit Bulgaria. The other reason is that taxi services will OVER CHARGE foreigners. I have other reasons, but I will keep those reasons to myself.
Bad feedback hotel
i'm no.31 likers
23:00 - Azerbaijan is in Asia, dude. I know you're very high on copium there in the caucasus and really want to be seen as Europeans but that's not the reality.
hanuted hotel
The suit case is now boring