Other Sights in Sofia

Touted as the latest tourist attraction the remains of Roman Sofia are finally on display to the public, under a protective glazed roof. During the...

Lovely exhibition featuring models of Bulgaria's most famous sights: Rila Monastery, Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, the Madara Horseman,...

The beautiful building of the city’s former mineral baths is now the Museum of Sofia, forming a backdrop to the lovely park with a fountain where...

Until August 1990 this was the seat of the Central Committee of the Communist Party. In the summer of 1990 it was set on fire by crowds protesting...

Built in 1891, across the Perlovska River, according to a project by Kolar & Proshek, the stone bridge flanked by four bronze eagles atop four...

Well worth a visit to see how a once delapidated building can once again become a thriving centre of trade. The former food market, built in 1909,...

The Holy Synod is a ruling body of the Bulgarian Orthodox Church. The beautiful ornate building of the Holy Synod was built in 1908 by Petko...

Built in 1907 by the Austrian architects Helmer & Felner, the National Theatre is one of the most ornate buildings in Sofia. The 40 metre high...

Another symbolic bridge for Sofia is on the way to the Central Railway Station, north of the city centre. Designed by the architect Proshek in 1890,...