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I’ve lived in quite a few European capitals over the years and used their public transit systems extensively. Figured it’s finally time to give some honest feedback on how Sofia compares to the rest.
I’ll break it down by cost, availability, punctuality, cleanliness, and accessibility.
Cost (5/5): Sofia absolutely crushes it here. Whenever I have friends visiting, they literally ask me if the ticket machine is broken or if it's actually that cheap when they take the metro from the airport to the city center for absolute peanuts.
Availability (4/5): Another huge strength. If I miss a tram, I can usually just walk 100 meters and catch a different line at another stop. Buses are everywhere. The only real downside is that the whole system pretty much shuts down at night, which isn't the case in a lot of other capitals.
Punctuality (4/5): This is obviously just based on my personal experience, but I honestly haven’t had any major issues with delays. It's reliable.
Cleanliness (3/5): This is probably where they have the most room to improve. You won't see piles of trash everywhere, but the seats can look a bit sketchy and dirty sometimes. That said, compared to places like New York or Rome, it’s still way better.
Accessibility (5/5): This is the best part. You just walk in, tap your bank card, and you're good to go. It's a total dream. In so many other cities, you have to find a specific kiosk, buy a physical card, top it up, and only then can you use the metro and sometimes you need a completely different card for the buses. It's ridiculous. Easy 5/5 for Sofia here.
Overall thoughts**:** In my opinion, Sofia honestly has the best public transport system in Europe. There are maybe 2 or 3 other capitals on the same level quality-wise, but they are way more expensive. Then you have places like Valletta with free public transport, but it loses on so many other fronts (like having to walk forever just to find a bus stop).
For the price and convenience, Sofia easily takes the crown!
I really like living in Sofia, but there’s one thing that honestly is very annoying. Since I’m still not able to speak Bulgarian very well, my only option is to speak English with people.
I’ve observed three groups of people.
Mostly, young people speak very well, they also make the effort and try their best. I’m so grateful for them.
The second group consists of older people who don’t speak well but try their best and are super nice.
The last group is the one that’s super annoying. It’s mostly middle-aged women (sorry), but as soon as I open my mouth to greet them, they become super unfriendly, almost resentful. They refuse to understand me and treat me like their enemy. When I call the reception at the doctor’s office, they just hang up the phone without another word. Fortunately, this group is a minority, but it can be super frustrating.
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