5 Vintage Guest House provides a cozy and stylish stay in the heart of Sofia, combining a homely atmosphere with a highly convenient central location. The property offers free Wi-Fi throughout and is situated within short walking distance of major cultural landmarks, including Ivan Vazov National Theatre and the Archaeological …

Key Hostel Serdika offers a prime city-center stay in Sofia, placing guests within easy walking distance of some of the capital’s most iconic landmarks. Banya Bashi Mosque is only a few minutes away on foot, while the Archaeological Museum and the lively central district are just a short stroll from …

The “Ivan Vazov” National Theatre is Bulgaria’s biggest theatre, as well as the oldest and most stand-out and imposing theatre in the country. This theatre is one of the major landmarks in Sofia due to its prime location and grandiose architecture. The National Theatre is located in the center of …

The Bells monument is situated 14 km eastwards from the center of Sofia at the foot of Vitosha Mountain. Children from all over the planet built into the unique monument their faith in the good and bright days without war and violence to come. The United Nations Organization declared 1979 …

The Monument to the Tsar Liberator is a monument in the center of Sofia, the capital of Bulgaria. It was erected in honour of Russian Emperor Alexander II who liberated Bulgaria from Ottoman rule during the Russo-Turkish War. The Monument to the Tsar Liberator lies on a little square at …

The monument of the Bulgarian volunteer units (so-called “opulchentsi”) who fought with the Russian Army against Ottoman Turkey in the Bulgarian Liberation War of 1877-78 is located behind the Military Club. It is a seven-meter-high bronze monument – a copy of the famous painting of Jaroslav Veshin “The Samara Flag” …

If you happen to pass the Sofia city center, you will notice the Statue of Saint Sofia standing on a column in the middle of a busy crossroad. Her golden face looks upon the Batemberg square, where TZUM, The presidency, and the Government houses are situated. The 24-meter-high bronze statue …

50 years have passed since that particular autumn day in 1953 when in Sofia was officially opened the new National Opera, comfortably sheltered into the friendly arms of the Monumental House of BZNS [The Agrarian Union of Bulgaria], named “Alexander Stambolijsky” after the name of its popular leader. Sofia National …

National Stadium “Vassil Levski” is an all-seater multifunctional stadium in the heart of Sofia, the capital of Bulgaria. It’s the biggest venue in its class and it hosts all the games of the National Football Team of Bulgaria. The arena is named after Vassil Levski, the most famous Bulgarian hero …

In the history of the modern Bulgarian State, the functions of the head of State have been performed by a monarch, a Regency Council, and, later on, by collegial bodies like a Presidium of the National Assembly and a State Council. The institution of the President of the Republic has …