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The National Institute of Archaeology at the Bulgarian Academy of Science covers the complete study of the material and spiritual culture in the Bulgarian territories from the remote past to the 18th century.
The first interactive museum of industry in Bulgaria and on the Balkan Peninsula opened its doors in March 2014.
Aircrafts, a spacecraft, a spacesuit, missile and bomb armaments…
The impressive building, located in the small park with a fountain just opposite the Central Market Hall, belongs to the Central Mineral Baths.
The National Naval Museum follows the maritime and naval history of Bulgaria.
"Vitosha" Boulevard is the most famous shopping street in the capital, and a favorite place for walking, shopping and entertainment.
The “Ivan Vazov” National Theatre is one of the most exquisite and aristocratic buildings in the capital.
In 1890 three Bulgarian musicians – Dragomir Kazakov, Ivan Slavkov and Angel Bukoreshtliev, set up the first opera company in Bulgaria...
the National Palace of Culture has been emblematic for the city of Sofia.
"Petko R. Slaveykov" Square is among the most popular places in downtown Sofia.
The museum’s collection consists of more than 8,000 Bulgarian artworks covering the entire span of Bulgarian art from the late 19th century to the present day.
The Royal Palace was built on the site of the former “konak” of Sofia.
