Although a small village in Bulgaria might not seem a likely canvas for street art, every summer a group of young artists gather there to give the rural facades a new lick of paint.

Although Sofia is not world-known as a popular touristic place yet, compared to Prague or Budapest for instance, it does not fall short of the other post-communist capital cities in terms of vibrancy and sense of creative community. The city is alive at every moment, filled with good food, music and urban art.

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