Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, Sofia – Virtual Tour 360°
Bulgaria's patriarchal cathedral in Sofia, built 1882–1912 by Alexander Pomerantsev as a memorial to the liberation of 1877–1878.
Bulgaria's patriarchal cathedral in Sofia, built 1882–1912 by Alexander Pomerantsev as a memorial to the liberation of 1877–1878.
An ensemble of elderly Bulgarian women preserve archaic three-part polyphony, ring dances, and springtime rituals of the Shopluk…
Boyana Church is a small medieval Bulgarian Orthodox church in the Boyana suburb of Sofia, built in three…
The townhouse of Professor Ivan Georgov on Shipka Street, attributed to Sofia's first chief architect Adolf Václav Kolář…
The Ivan Vazov National Theatre is Bulgaria's most important and venerable theatrical institution, standing at the symbolic heart…
Sofia's Museum of Socialist Art preserves the visual culture of Bulgaria's communist era through monumental sculpture, painting, and…
Bulgaria's national art gallery houses over 50,000 pieces of Bulgarian art, serving as the premier institution for understanding…
Bulgaria's monumental National Palace of Culture, opened in 1981, is a 123,000-square-metre conference and cultural centre hosting the…
In via Knyaz Boris I, nella piazza della tolleranza religiosa di Sofia, accanto alla sinagoga, alla chiesa di…
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