Pirotska Street
Low-rise pedestrian shopping street of folk-priced shops, beside an old food hall and open-air market.
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About this audio guide
This guide to Pirotska Street in Sofia follows the city's appetite, from the old covered food hall at the street's beginning to the open-air Women's Market just behind it. You'll hear where the street's name points, the legend behind the market's name, and the farmers who carried their produce in from the surrounding villages. Best heard walking slowly down the pedestrian street, with something to snack on.
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