The Red Flat
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Entering the Red Flat is like stepping back in time to 1980s Communist Bulgaria. You may learn about daily living for regular Bulgarians during the Cold War by visiting the house of a typical family. Work and play, school and vacation, eating, drinking, watching TV, partying, and performing chores – how did all of this happen under Reagan and Gorbachev’s reigns? Come inside the apartment and see for yourself!
Price: 18 BGN per person
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