I’m invisible. Hiding too well.

Cats, good books, AI, and religious walking in the city of Sofia
I’m invisible. Hiding too well.




Shishman Street is sometimes pedestrian. It is beautiful and I hope it would one day become pedestrian-only, especially given that the main pedestrian area in Sofia is so packed with people that it’s no longer pleasant.


I wish I took more photos. I didn’t suspect anything there is blog-worthy but when scrolling through the camera roll, these two photos surprised me.









This is close to Orlov Most, connecting Yavorov with the Borisova Gradina, right after Victor Hugo street. I don’t know who came up with the idea to turn a unimportant underpass to a piece of art but here we are. A must see.

When walking in Sofia, you’re presented with the opportunity to spot things, according to your mood. If you’re in mood to see cats, you see cats. If you’re in mood to see beauty and happiness, it’s everywhere. If you’re in mood to see ruins, that’s what you see. I think the photos below are a good example.


