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How much are tickets to the dolphinarium and the zoo?
Somewhere I saw a price of about 20 euros per person (not a Bulgarian) - I was impressed. The prices on the zoo's website are sane, but now I think - perhaps this is also only for the Bulgarians, but for tourists there are other prices.
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Dolphinarium probably now costs about 20-30 leva * 10-15 euros.
previously. about 3 years ago, the cost was 16 lev for an adult, 8 lev for a child.
The zoo, personally, I do not advise visiting - nothing interesting. Especially in summer.
previously. about 3 years ago, the cost was 16 lev for an adult, 8 lev for a child.
The zoo, personally, I do not advise visiting - nothing interesting. Especially in summer.
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answered 15 years ago
I was in Bulgaria 3 years in a row (the last time was in the summer of 2008).
As for prices in a public place, as a rule, for Bulgarians the price is 2-5 times lower than for foreigners.
Moreover, they are very clearly and even brazenly trying to deceive - EVERYWHERE in all transactions with money.
Be ULTIMATELY CAREFUL in any transactions with money, especially when exchanging money. I was struck by how many attempts to deceive last year. In a store, in a cafe, in a bank - everywhere you need to count in advance and recalculate the change! Bank transfers are no exception.
What does scam look like for money in the bank? The bank may look very solid, don't let that put you off. My statistics are as follows: last year in 10 cases of exchange, they tried to cheat 7 times - I did the exchange of money only in banks, this will at least somehow protect you.
Last year, it was more profitable to exchange rubles for dollars in Russia, and dollars for rubles in Bulgaria.
So, what does a typical scam look like.
1. You give the cashier $100 conditionally. (Calculate in advance on the calculator how much you should receive, let's say 136 leva).
2. The cashier may ask for your passport, or may simply ask for your last name to fill out the CHECK.
3. Then the cashier gives you a printed CHECK for signature,
As for prices in a public place, as a rule, for Bulgarians the price is 2-5 times lower than for foreigners.
Moreover, they are very clearly and even brazenly trying to deceive - EVERYWHERE in all transactions with money.
Be ULTIMATELY CAREFUL in any transactions with money, especially when exchanging money. I was struck by how many attempts to deceive last year. In a store, in a cafe, in a bank - everywhere you need to count in advance and recalculate the change! Bank transfers are no exception.
What does scam look like for money in the bank? The bank may look very solid, don't let that put you off. My statistics are as follows: last year in 10 cases of exchange, they tried to cheat 7 times - I did the exchange of money only in banks, this will at least somehow protect you.
Last year, it was more profitable to exchange rubles for dollars in Russia, and dollars for rubles in Bulgaria.
So, what does a typical scam look like.
1. You give the cashier $100 conditionally. (Calculate in advance on the calculator how much you should receive, let's say 136 leva).
2. The cashier may ask for your passport, or may simply ask for your last name to fill out the CHECK.
3. Then the cashier gives you a printed CHECK for signature,
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answered 15 years ago