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Borovets Cafes
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posts : 13 (Beginner)Date : 01-29-04 01:27Borovets Cafes
if there is anyone awake, can you tell me if there is cafes to eat lunch in between the slopes?brs, da night birdie!!
re: Borovets Cafes
Yeah! THere loads of cafes. Practically millions of them.
Depends which slopes you go on. If you take the chair lift infront of the rila then the slopes end in the village and you have your pick of restaurants.
Or if you take the gondola and stay on the slopes up there then there are cafes on top (but they aren't very good and are a bit pricey.)
You can always take the gondola down to the bottom and eat in the village (20 mins ride) or you can ski down to the bottom of the gondola and ...
Depends which slopes you go on. If you take the chair lift infront of the rila then the slopes end in the village and you have your pick of restaurants.
Or if you take the gondola and stay on the slopes up there then there are cafes on top (but they aren't very good and are a bit pricey.)
You can always take the gondola down to the bottom and eat in the village (20 mins ride) or you can ski down to the bottom of the gondola and ...
Yeah! THere loads of cafes. Practically millions of them.
Depends which slopes you go on. If you take the chair lift infront of the rila then the slopes end in the village and you have your pick of restaurants.
Or if you take the gondola and stay on the slopes up there then there are cafes on top (but they aren't very good and are a bit pricey.)
You can always take the gondola down to the bottom and eat in the village (20 mins ride) or you can ski down to the bottom of the gondola and then eat. THat's what we did every day (except we had boards not skis but the end result is the same)
Stuck on a rig doing night shift so I guess I'm kind of a night thing too
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Depends which slopes you go on. If you take the chair lift infront of the rila then the slopes end in the village and you have your pick of restaurants.
Or if you take the gondola and stay on the slopes up there then there are cafes on top (but they aren't very good and are a bit pricey.)
You can always take the gondola down to the bottom and eat in the village (20 mins ride) or you can ski down to the bottom of the gondola and then eat. THat's what we did every day (except we had boards not skis but the end result is the same)
Stuck on a rig doing night shift so I guess I'm kind of a night thing too
Alcohol free Topper
