ulitsa "Malko Tarnovo"
Tunnel-like stepped pedestrian lane lined with cafés and bars, renovated in twenty nineteen.
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This guide to Malko Tarnovo, the narrow stepped lane often called the shortest street in Sofia, starts in the summer of twenty nineteen, when a work crew began tearing up its paving for a city renovation. It follows what their shovels found, the deputy mayor and the reporters who gathered for the briefing, and a building nobody seems to have recorded. Best heard standing on the steps, with the cafés and bars around you.
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