The new Sofia District Court and Prosecutor's Office, situated at 23 Skobelev Boulevard, commenced its operations on October 2, 2017. This state-of-the-art edifice was meticulously designed to adhere to contemporary standards, offering an...
The Cultural House actively fosters a vibrant artistic community by organizing a variety of events for lawyers who are also artists, spanning across music, fine arts, and literature. These events are curated in diverse forms and formats,...
General Kalin Naydenov led a life of remarkable service to his country, deeply involved in military and educational spheres. His house, located on Vasil Levski Boulevard, stands as a testament to his contributions. His dedication to...
Constructed between 1902 and 1905 from a design by Naum Torbov, this building stands as a fine example of neo-Byzantine architecture. Beneath its historic walls, the basement houses preserved archaeological remnants from Sofia's Roman...
The building of the central administration of the BNB was built in 1935-1939. It is a cultural monument and one of the architectural landmarks of the capital. It was built according to the project of the prominent Bulgarian architects...
Tsvetan Radoslavov Hadji-Denkov indeed lived at Angel Kanchev Street #3 from 1910 to 1928. His residence occupies the top floor of the house. The building itself is an exquisite example of Art Nouveau architecture. Its facade boasts a...
The story behind the courthouse's construction is quite remarkable, especially considering the impact of various wars on its timeline. Despite the delays and challenges, the completion of such an expansive and architecturally significant...
The construction of this notable structure commenced in 1904 under the architectural vision of Arch. Jordan Milanov. Known for his significant contributions to several symbolic capital buildings, including the Central Sofia Bath and the...
The historic significance of 23 Shipka Street in Sofia is tied to Lieutenant General Kiril Botev, a crucial figure in Bulgarian history. This cultural monument carries the legacy of the renowned Bulgarian revolutionary Hristo Botev. The...
The Bulgarian Literary Society, originating in 1869 in Braila, Romania, marked the starting point for the esteemed Bulgarian Academy of Sciences (BAS). Led by its inaugural chairman, Prof. Marin Drinov, the society evolved and expanded,...