Take the subway (metro) to Sofia downtown - Station Serdica. Look for the Metro on the left side, just outside the terminal. It's fast, safe and it cost less than 1€. Read more.
This huge Orthodox temple was built during the euphoria after Bulgaria was freed from Turkish control. A century of smoking candles gives its ornate frescoes the semblance of faded medieval survivors Read more.
Built in 1914 | built over a mosque which was destroyed after the liberation of Bulgaria | reconstruction was made by the Russian Government - http://sofiatosee.com/2013/01/02/russian-church/
The Statue of Sainf Sofia, a symbol of the Bulgaria's capital city. Read more.
Vitosha Blvd. has become a real high street; lots of cafes and shops. Great for a walk
The biggest convention center in Southeastern Europe, having 23 000 square meters area, on 8 levels + 3 underground levels producing a total of 576 800 cubic meters.
Nice place to spend quality time with friends. There's always ice cream during the summer. ☺
Wear good shoes and bring refreshments. Better to get the bus up to the church & trek down the hill to the Museum. Sofia center get #604 to #64 bus. Going back use #2 since it's close to the museum
The best mall in town! Everything is so spacious and so peaceful! Try going during work days in the afternoon. Also Orange Fitness on level 3 is the best gym in Bulgaria!
