eSIM Sofia
A Sofia ti colleghi a A1 o Yettel, a seconda di quale rende meglio dove ti trovi. La velocità tipica su tutto il paese è di 72 Mbps. I dati partono nel momento in cui atterri, prima ancora del controllo passaporti.
- Reti
- A1 e Yettel
- Velocità tipica in Bulgaria
- 72 Mbps tipica, 19 Mbps nelle ore di punta
- 5G
- sì, non standalone
- Limite di velocità
- Nessuno sui piani a consumo
- Hotspot
- Consentito su tutti i piani
I piani che coprono Sofia
| Dati | Validità | Prezzo per GB | Prezzo | Acquista |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 GB | Non scade mai | 4,89 € | 4,89 € | |
| 3 GB | Non scade mai | 2,30 € | 6,89 € | |
| 5 GBIl più scelto | Non scade mai | 1,78 € | 8,89 € | |
| 10 GB | Non scade mai | 1,29 € | 12,89 € | |
| 20 GB | Non scade mai | 1,19 € | 23,89 € | |
| 50 GB | Non scade mai | 1,00 € | 49,89 € |
Come si colloca Bulgaria in Europa
- Velocità tipica della regione
- 71 Mbps
- Reti utilizzate
- 2, A1, Yettel
- 5G
- Yes, non standalone
- Vicino più veloce
- Slovenia, 74 Mbps
- Vicino più lento
- France, 71 Mbps
- Città con una pagina propria
- 3: Sofia, Varna, Plovdiv
All'atterraggio a Vasil Levski Sofia Airport (SOF)
- Aeroporto
- SOF / LBSF
- Distanza
- 10 km dal centro di Sofia
Come raggiungere Sofia
- Sofia Metro linea M4 dalla stazione Sofia Airport (Terminal 2) al centro città (SOF). Passa in galleria, dove il segnale cade
- Linea di autobus 84 da entrambi i terminal al centro di Sofia (SOF)
- Free inter-terminal shuttle between Terminal 1 and Terminal 2, running around the clock (SOF)
- Taxi ufficiale dell'aeroporto (Yellow!) (SOF)
Sottoterra e in metropolitana
Sofia Metro ha 4 linee. Inaugurata nel 1998. Il gestore non pubblica se le gallerie hanno segnale, quindi non lo affermiamo.
Da sapere su Sofia
- Sofia è una delle poche capitali europee in cui una linea della metropolitana entra direttamente in aeroporto: la stazione Sofia Airport è il capolinea della linea M4.
- La linea di autobus 84 è l'opzione che serve entrambi i terminal, a differenza della metropolitana.
- C'è una stazione ferroviaria a Iskarsko shose, ma dista circa 2.5 km dal Terminal 2 e si raggiunge con la metropolitana, non direttamente dal terminal.
- The metro gets you from Sofia Airport station to the city centre in about 20 minutes, and road traffic never touches the journey. The station sits at the eastern end of Terminal 2, directly beside the terminal building.
- Metro gates take a contactless bank card, phone or watch as the ticket. There is no registration and nothing to buy beforehand; wait for the reader to confirm the payment before you walk through.
- For a short stay, the station ticket office sells a 24-hour pass for €3.00 and a 72-hour pass for €7.60. Both cover the metro, daytime buses, trams, trolleybuses and night buses.
- Continuing by rail? Iskarsko Shose, the second metro stop after the airport, connects with trains on the Sofia to Plovdiv and Sofia to Karlovo routes. For Central Railway Station or Central Bus Station, change to line M2 at Serdika.
- Bus 84 runs from both terminals to General Gurko Street in the centre roughly every 12 minutes, via Hristofor Kolumb and Tsarigradsko Shose boulevards. The ride takes around 45 minutes on weekdays and 35 at weekends.
- On bus 84, tap a contactless card on the blue reader as you board. The €0.80 30 Plus fare allows transfers for 30 minutes, and daytime fares on the same card stop at €2.00 a day as long as you tap every time.
- For late arrivals, night bus N4 calls at both terminals and crosses central Sofia between Druzhba 2 and Gotse Delchev, hourly from midnight to 04:00 every night. A €1.00 night pass covers all night routes, and 24 and 72-hour passes already include them.
- The free shuttle between Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 runs around the clock, every 20 minutes at busy times and every 40 minutes overnight, with no stops between the two terminals.
- SOF Connect, the airport concessionaire, contracts Yellow! as its taxi partner, with offices in the Arrivals halls of both terminals. The airport warns against rides offered away from that office or touted in front of the terminal.
- Two pieces of hand luggage ride free on Sofia public transport with a normal ticket; each extra piece needs a ticket of its own.
- Signal holds underground: since August 2016 every metro station and line then open has had 3G and 4G, fed by antennas in the stations and a radiating cable in the tunnels, and all three national operators share the system.
- Sofia Municipality runs free WiFi4EU Wi-Fi at 100 Mbit/s from 22 access points covering Vitoshka Street from St Nedelya Church to the National Palace of Culture and Lovers' Bridge. Accept the European Commission terms once and the phone rejoins WiFi4EU zones across Europe automatically.