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Opportunities to get fit and let off steam at the same time in Bulgaria are widely available. Prices are reasonable compared to those in Western Europe. |
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Falling down
Indoor sports events, once no-hopers in Bulgaria, are drawing the crowds. Text: Petar Kostadinov November is a transition month when the weather is unsuited to outdoor events but the snow in the mountains is inadequate .....| Read more

Winter wonderland
The skiing season officially begins in December, but winter sports are already in full swing and coming to Bulgaria too. Text: Alex Bivol Photography: Provided Whatever its cause, global warming has not been too kind to Bulgaria's winter .....| Read more

Step out into summer - swimming outdoors
A brief guide to urban outdoor activities and festivities.My neighbour's air conditioner now goes off in the day, not at night – a sure sign it is in cooling, not heating, mode. Cherries are finally abundant. The cosmetician is booked for .....| Read more
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Central Parkfitness, sauna, steam bath, studio dance area, tae-bo..... Category: clubs | 1 comments |
Location: Sofia |
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Spa and Fitness Centre DreamPool and jacuzzi, massage, steam bath, sauna, solarium, relaxation procedures, fitness..... Category: fitness halls | 0 comments |
Location: Sofia |
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R5 Sports ClubTennis, squash, football, fitness, aerobics, massage, steam bath..... Category: fitness halls | 0 comments |
Location: Sofia |
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