• St. Alexander Nevski Cathedral - Alexander Nevsky Cathedral:
  The tour guide will greet visitors at the cathedral’s entrance, marking the starting point of the tour. The guide will share the fascinating history of Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, including its construction timeline and significance. This cathedral is undeniably a symbol of the capital.
• Saint Sofia Church - Saint Sofia Church:
  The tour’s second stop is Saint Sofia Church, a treasured example of Early Christian architecture in Southeastern Europe. Visitors will have the opportunity to explore the best-preserved basilica in the region.
• Monument to the Tsar Liberator - Monument of Tsar Liberator:
  The walking tour proceeds to the “Tsar Liberator” monument, an equestrian statue located in the heart of Sofia.
• Church of St. Nicholas the Miracle-Maker - Russian Church:
  The next destination is the stunning Eastern Orthodox Church of St Nicholas the Miracle-Maker. Built in the Russian Revival style, its distinctive architecture is sure to impress.
• Ivan Vazov National Theater - National Theater “Ivan Vazov”:
  The tour continues to the National Theatre, a significant Sofia landmark. The theatre’s Neoclassical building, adorned with gold-plated decorations and designed by renowned Viennese architects, is another iconic image of the capital.
• Ancient Serdica Archaeological Complex - Serdica Roman remains:
  The tour then moves to the heart of the ancient Roman town of Serdica, where remains were discovered during subway construction in 2015, situated between the Presidency and the Council of Ministers.
• The Presidency Building - Presidency and Parliament:
  Visitors will view both buildings from the outside. The guide will provide insights into their construction and share intriguing facts from the communist era.
• Central Market Hall (Tsentralni Hali) - Central mineral springs:
  The earliest records of Sofia’s oldest springs are located near the Central Market (Halli). These springs were known and utilized in ancient times, and the guide will share more fascinating stories.
• The Rotunda Church of St George - Rotunda “St. George”:
  This early Christian temple is the best-preserved ancient building in Sofia.
• St. Nedelya Church - Church “Sveta Nedelya”:
  The Sveta Nedelya Cathedral is an Orthodox church dedicated to Saint Nedelya. The adjacent square is a central location known for historical events during the royal era.
• Sofia Court House - The Sofia Court House:
  Also known as the Palace of Justice, this building houses several courts in Sofia and is renowned for its exquisite architecture and unique interior.
• Vitosha Boulevard - Vitosha bulevard (pedestrian area):
  The final stop is at the start of the pedestrian area of Vitosha Boulevard.

• Explore the city’s core with a walking sightseeing tour
• Enjoy insights from a professional live guide
• Experience a more personal touch with a small-group tour, limited to 10 people

• Gratuities

This guided exploration provides an opportunity to view and learn about Sofia’s historic central landmarks. The capital of Bulgaria boasts an array of cultural heritage from different eras and societies - Roman, Early Christian, Ottoman, Bulgarian, and Soviet. Your journey will be accompanied by a narrative of key landmarks by your tour guide. Three of Sofia’s most eminent locations - Saint Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, Saint Sofia Basilica, and Saint George Rotunda - can be accessed at no extra cost.

Should there be only one reservation for a specific date and time, which is often the case, this tour will be conducted privately at no extra expense.

• Please wear comfortable walking shoes

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.