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rough guide to bansko
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posts : 13 (Beginner)Date : 02-28-07 00:24rough guide to bansko
We are off to Bansko on Sat 3rd for first time. Anyone got any top tips - bars, restaurants, getting around, dos and donts.re: rough guide to bansko
I've been to Bansko four times now.
Generally we use the Happy End at the end of the ski road by the Gondola for a quickie at the end of the day.
Was there over New Year and we noticed the cost of food had gone up a fair bit from last year.
This meant we didnt hang on and went into the old town instead.
In most of the bar/restaurants you are going to get decent food well priced, and a large draught beer for between 2 and 3 lev.
The building work people mention is mainly on the other ...
Generally we use the Happy End at the end of the ski road by the Gondola for a quickie at the end of the day.
Was there over New Year and we noticed the cost of food had gone up a fair bit from last year.
This meant we didnt hang on and went into the old town instead.
In most of the bar/restaurants you are going to get decent food well priced, and a large draught beer for between 2 and 3 lev.
The building work people mention is mainly on the other ...
I've been to Bansko four times now.
Generally we use the Happy End at the end of the ski road by the Gondola for a quickie at the end of the day.
Was there over New Year and we noticed the cost of food had gone up a fair bit from last year.
This meant we didnt hang on and went into the old town instead.
In most of the bar/restaurants you are going to get decent food well priced, and a large draught beer for between 2 and 3 lev.
The building work people mention is mainly on the other side of the river from the old town and to be honest isnt a problem. Its mostly apart/hotels down there and unless its where your staying you have no need to wander round there.
The main drag for restaurants etc is a continuation of the main road from the Gondola back towards the town centre. Down there you will find allsorts of bars and traditional restaurants.
On the slopes we like the Goat restaurant up the mountain. Good selection of food again well priced, especially when you consider the view offered.
Its a good place, you will enjoy it, try and get into the town and have a look around.
I think Sunday is a Bulgarian holiday so your first day might be busy, but if I am right it is only for one day, have a good time,
Generally we use the Happy End at the end of the ski road by the Gondola for a quickie at the end of the day.
Was there over New Year and we noticed the cost of food had gone up a fair bit from last year.
This meant we didnt hang on and went into the old town instead.
In most of the bar/restaurants you are going to get decent food well priced, and a large draught beer for between 2 and 3 lev.
The building work people mention is mainly on the other side of the river from the old town and to be honest isnt a problem. Its mostly apart/hotels down there and unless its where your staying you have no need to wander round there.
The main drag for restaurants etc is a continuation of the main road from the Gondola back towards the town centre. Down there you will find allsorts of bars and traditional restaurants.
On the slopes we like the Goat restaurant up the mountain. Good selection of food again well priced, especially when you consider the view offered.
Its a good place, you will enjoy it, try and get into the town and have a look around.
I think Sunday is a Bulgarian holiday so your first day might be busy, but if I am right it is only for one day, have a good time,
re: rough guide to bansko
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