3Sofia, Bulgaria

One of Europe’s oldest continuously inhabited cities, Sofia layers ancient ruins beneath modern life. Roman streets, Orthodox churches, and Ottoman influences coexist within walking distance of each other.

The Alexander Nevsky Cathedral dominates the skyline, while nearby Mount Vitosha offers nature escapes just minutes from the city center. Sofia is authentic, affordable, and refreshingly unpolished.

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