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Cityscape

Sofia's architecture is a tapestry of styles, from ancient Roman ruins to modernist designs, reflecting its rich historical layers.

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Art & Culture

Explore Sofia's vibrant art scene and cultural expressions in galleries, theaters, and festivals, showcasing local and international talent.

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Entertainment & Shopping

Sofia offers diverse entertainment and shopping experiences, from bustling markets to modern malls and lively nightlife.

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Fountains

Sofia's fountains add charm to its streets and squares, ranging from historic to contemporary designs, embodying the city's spirit.

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Historical Sites

Discover Sofia's history through its ancient sites, including Roman ruins, medieval churches, and Ottoman baths, each telling a unique story.

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Monuments

Monuments in Sofia pay tribute to historical figures and events, standing as symbols of national pride and memory.

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Museums

Sofia's museums offer a deep dive into Bulgarian history, art, and culture, with collections ranging from archaeology to contemporary art.

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Nature

Sofia is nestled at the foot of Vitosha Mountain, offering natural escapes within and beyond the city, from hikes to nature walks.

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Parks and Gardens

Green spaces in Sofia, like Borisova Gradina and South Park, provide serene retreats for relaxation and recreation amidst urban life.

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Religious

Sofia's religious sites, including Alexander Nevsky Cathedral and Banya Bashi Mosque, reflect its diverse spiritual heritage and architectural beauty.

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Sport

Sporting events and facilities in Sofia cater to fans and athletes alike, with venues for football, tennis, and winter sports.

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Squares

Sofia’s squares, such as Alexander Nevsky Square and Slaveykov Square, are focal points for gatherings, culture, and history.

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All Landmarks in Sofia

TV tower

The Sofia TV Tower, also known as the "Kopitoto" TV tower, is the primary TV tower in Bulgaria. Standing at 106 meters tall, it is among the tallest structures in the country. Designed by architect Lyuben Popdonev, construction began in...

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The Rila narrow gauge railway

The museum exhibition located in the lobby of Central Station in Sofia was inaugurated in 2002 to commemorate the 135th anniversary of the establishment of railway communications in Bulgaria. The exhibit features a narrow-gauge train...

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The reading room

The Reading Room is a modern city reading point and a popular spot in the City Garden. The glass pavilion, which had been abandoned for many years, was renovated and revitalized. It officially opened its doors on July 29, 2015, welcoming...

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Telephone palace

The Telephone Palace in Sofia was constructed based on the design by Prof. Architect Stancho Belkovski and Architect Boris Yolov. The building's construction commenced in 1938-1939, starting from the eastern part, and it was ultimately...

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Simeonovo – Aleko cable car

"Simeonovo - H.Aleko" cable car was officially opened on April 4, 1983. This is the longest passenger ropeway in Bulgaria with a length of 6270m and a capacity for 1200 people per hour. The ropeway has 6-seater cabins, connecting the...

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Pylons of the NDK

The pillars of the National Palace of Culture, numbering three in total, are situated in close proximity to the entrance of the National Palace of Culture. These pillars, reaching several tens of meters in height, serve as prominent...

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Mausoleum of Prince Alexander Battenberg

Prince Alexander I, or Alexander Joseph von Battenberg (1857-1893), has a mausoleum that was opened in 1897 according to a project by Heinrich Mayer. However, the complex was closed during the period 1947-1991. Today, it is once again...

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