The building, acclaimed for its representation of the Secession style, stands as a notable architectural and construction achievement. Architect Fingov crafted the design of this structure between 1910 and 1913, showcasing the hallmark...
Cityscape
Administrative building of the Ministry of Agriculture
The construction of the building, initiated in 1920 and completed in 1927 after seven years, stands as a testament to architectural prowess and historical significance. Architected by Nikola Lazarov based on his 1912 design, the...
Capital Fort Business Center
The Capital Fort, standing at 126 meters, has secured its position as the tallest building in Bulgaria. Situated along Tsarigradsko Shosse in Sofia, this impressive skyscraper has reached the completion of its construction. Designed as a...
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...
The former building of the National Assembly
The building was constructed between 1884 and 1886 based on the design by architect Konstantin Jovanovich. He was a Bulgarian architect who had studied in Vienna and Switzerland, and he was also known for his design of the Serbian...
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...
Party house
The Party House in Sofia served as the principal edifice and the headquarters of the Central Committee of the Bulgarian Communist Party (BKP) throughout the era of the People's Republic of Bulgaria. Presently, it stands as the secondary...
Jablanski’s house
The Jablanski House, situated in the heart of Sofia, stands as a renowned architectural gem, earning its designation as a cultural monument in 1955. Constructed during 1906-1907 at the behest of the financier Dimitar Jablanski, the...
Residential building where Ilka Popova lived
Ilka Popova (1905-1979) was a Bulgarian opera singer, mezzo-soprano. From an early age, he sang in an amateur children's choir. In 1921, he recorded opera singing with Ivan Vulpe at the State Conservatory. The following year, he made his...
The building of the Council of Ministers of the Republic of Bulgaria
The Council of Ministers of the Republic of Bulgaria is headquartered in the central part of Sofia, at Dondukov Blvd. No. 1, in close proximity to the Presidency, the Bulgarian National Bank, and the National Assembly. Situated just a few...