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The lowest fare found to Sofia (SOF) was £85 with EasyJet and Business Class was £573 with Bulgaria Air. The fares shown here are the lowest flight prices to Sofia obtained in actual searches by Just The Flight customers. To search and book flights to Sofia in 2012 and 2013, please enter your requirements and click the search button above.
Useful Information about Sofia
- For travellers on a budget, the most cost effective time to fly is in June for about £152
- The best fare found on Just the Flight departing from the UK was £81 leaving the week of 05 Feb 2012
- The nearest airports to Sofia include Plovdiv approximately 85 miles
- Sofia's time zone is 2 hours difference from the UK
- Most visitors travelling from the UK stay in Sofia for 8 days. The most common departure day of the week is Monday
Sofia a City of Culture, History and Beer Festivals
Visit Sofia to Discover the Cultural Charms of the City and Bulgarian Beer
According to a recent survey, Sofia ranked number one for the cheapest European destinations. Sofia is becoming a more popular destination every year by virtue of its cheap prices for hotels, drinks, meals, entertainment and attractions.
Sofia has a number of events and festivals during the year which are marked by public holidays and celebrations. Many of the events are linked to historical events and the cultural heritage of the city and its neighbouring cities. Other events include theatre and cultural programmes that are held regularly in the city. The city’s events programme is growing each year as the country becomes more cosmopolitan. Visitors can find everything from avant-garde art exhibitions to metal bands to opera. One of the city’s main summer attractions is the traditional beer festival. The mayor of Sofia kicks off the festivities on May 30 and visitors are also entertained by Bulgarian musicians. Bulgaria is more widely known for its wine rather than its beer, but it is reputed to have some excellent lagers. The brewing of beer in Bulgaria dates back to the 19th century when it was introduced by the French, Swiss and Austrians. Today, Bulgaria ranks number 25 for beer consumption per capita. Many of the beers today are international brands, but local Bulgarian beers can still be found that have their own unique taste. The festival lasts for a week and each night the participants can listen to traditional Bulgarian music, pop and jazz. Fish and chips are served to complement the beer.