Online transport to Geo Milev is a district of Sofia named after Bulgarian poet and publicist Geo Milev. It is located about 3 km from the city center, connected by the boulevards "Tsarigrad Highway" and "Shipchen Pass" passing into "King Ivan Asen II." The Geo Milev is one of the largest in Sofia and is located in the eastern part of Sofia.
Sofia is the capital of Bulgaria. It is a very beautiful city, where you can see both buildings built during the time of Turkish rule, and Baroque architecture. There are many huge parks, and nearby, on top of the Vitosha massif, there is a ski resort. We have chosen the most interesting sights of Sofia, which need to be seen first.
Serdika Metro Station
Travel is rarely associated with the subway. But Sofia is a special case. The history of the city dates back more than 7,000 years, and during the construction of subway tunnels were discovered the remains of Roman buildings. And now subway passengers can see these sights. While waiting for the train to arrive, you can see the artifacts that are stored in glass vessels. And those who prefer ground walks should remember that there are many ancient architectural monuments around the Serdika metro station, including the president's residence and the mosque.
Alexander Nevsky Cathedral
This memorial was built after the end of the war between Russia and Turkey in memory of all those who died in the battle for freedom. This largest church in the Balkans stands out for its iconographic and architectural prowess. The huge wooden doors and stunning saints are striking. There is also a royal throne.
The Garden of King Boris
To take a break from the city noise, visit the garden of Tsar Boris, where you can admire the amazing plants and many monuments. There is also a private observatory in this garden. And nearby is the Vitosha mountain range.
Sofia University
The university was established during the Third Bulgarian Kingdom. The architecture of the rectorate is a cultural monument of the country. The standard building of the late 19th century, combined with the massive statues of the brothers Eulogs and Hristo Georgiev, who supported the construction, is an unusual work of art. The interior of the school is also striking: huge marble staircases, incredible paintings and creaky wooden doors...
National Palace of Culture
The National Palace of Culture was built in 1981 to celebrate the 1300th anniversary of Bulgaria. Today it is the largest convention center in Southeastern Europe. The building covers an area of 123,000 square meters, has three underground levels and eight floors. It has thirteen halls, which are organized various exhibitions. It hosts music concerts, folklore performances and performances. The auditorium can accommodate 3,400 people.
Largo
Largo is an architectural ensemble in Independence Square between the President's office, the Council of Ministers and other administrative buildings. The remains of the ancient Roman city of Serdika are in the subway tunnel under the square. There is an underground archaeological level, where a unique transparent roof allows you to see the whole street at the top.
Ivan Vazov National Theatre
In front of the Ivan Vazov National Theatre there is an elegant garden with a fountain, which is very popular to visit locals and tourists. It is always full of young people, pensioners, chess players and street musicians. And in winter, the main Christmas market is held here.
Mineral bath
The Central Mineral Bath is one of the most magnificent buildings in Sofia. It now houses the Museum of the History of the City. It houses centuries-old relics, photographs of the last century, a royal carriage and a retro tram.
Sofia is the capital of Bulgaria. It is a very beautiful city, where you can see both buildings built during the time of Turkish rule, and Baroque architecture. There are many huge parks, and nearby, on top of the Vitosha massif, there is a ski resort. We have chosen the most interesting sights of Sofia, which need to be seen first.
Serdika Metro Station
Travel is rarely associated with the subway. But Sofia is a special case. The history of the city dates back more than 7,000 years, and during the construction of subway tunnels were discovered the remains of Roman buildings. And now subway passengers can see these sights. While waiting for the train to arrive, you can see the artifacts that are stored in glass vessels. And those who prefer ground walks should remember that there are many ancient architectural monuments around the Serdika metro station, including the president's residence and the mosque.
Alexander Nevsky Cathedral
This memorial was built after the end of the war between Russia and Turkey in memory of all those who died in the battle for freedom. This largest church in the Balkans stands out for its iconographic and architectural prowess. The huge wooden doors and stunning saints are striking. There is also a royal throne.
The Garden of King Boris
To take a break from the city noise, visit the garden of Tsar Boris, where you can admire the amazing plants and many monuments. There is also a private observatory in this garden. And nearby is the Vitosha mountain range.
Sofia University
The university was established during the Third Bulgarian Kingdom. The architecture of the rectorate is a cultural monument of the country. The standard building of the late 19th century, combined with the massive statues of the brothers Eulogs and Hristo Georgiev, who supported the construction, is an unusual work of art. The interior of the school is also striking: huge marble staircases, incredible paintings and creaky wooden doors...
National Palace of Culture
The National Palace of Culture was built in 1981 to celebrate the 1300th anniversary of Bulgaria. Today it is the largest convention center in Southeastern Europe. The building covers an area of 123,000 square meters, has three underground levels and eight floors. It has thirteen halls, which are organized various exhibitions. It hosts music concerts, folklore performances and performances. The auditorium can accommodate 3,400 people.
Largo
Largo is an architectural ensemble in Independence Square between the President's office, the Council of Ministers and other administrative buildings. The remains of the ancient Roman city of Serdika are in the subway tunnel under the square. There is an underground archaeological level, where a unique transparent roof allows you to see the whole street at the top.
Ivan Vazov National Theatre
In front of the Ivan Vazov National Theatre there is an elegant garden with a fountain, which is very popular to visit locals and tourists. It is always full of young people, pensioners, chess players and street musicians. And in winter, the main Christmas market is held here.
Mineral bath
The Central Mineral Bath is one of the most magnificent buildings in Sofia. It now houses the Museum of the History of the City. It houses centuries-old relics, photographs of the last century, a royal carriage and a retro tram.
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