• St. Alexander Nevsky Cathedral - Meet the guide at the entrance of St. Alexander Nevsky Cathedral. The tour begins with an introduction to the history of Sofia and Bulgaria, followed by insights into the cathedral’s intriguing past. Participants will also have the opportunity to enter the cathedral.
• Monument to the Unknown Warrior - This lion statue and memorial complex honor all Bulgarian heroes. Discover the importance of the lion in this context.
• The Basilica of Saint Sofia - Uncover the story of the church that inspired the city’s name.
• Saint Nikolas Russian Church (Tsurkva Sveta Nikolai) - Known for making wishes come true. Curious how? Join us to find out!
• National Art Gallery - Once the Royal Palace, it now hosts the National Art Gallery and National Ethnographic Museum. Learn about the history of the surrounding yellow cobblestones.
• City Garden - A popular spot among locals, where the vibrant spirit of Sofia is palpable.
• Ivan Vazov National Theater - Considered one of Sofia’s most stunning buildings, dedicated to the cherished Bulgarian author Ivan Vazov.
• The Rotunda Church of St George - Sofia’s oldest and well-concealed building, a relic from the city’s illustrious Roman era.
• National Institute of Archaeology with Museum - Formerly a mosque, it is now Sofia’s oldest museum.
• The Presidency Building - The Bulgarian National Guards stand vigil here. Discover the symbolism of this unique role and capture a photo with them.
• National Assembly of the Republic of Bulgaria - Built from the ruins of WWII, the Largo of Sofia was constructed by the communist regime, symbolizing its power. View the Council of Ministers, the National Assembly, and the Presidency.
• Sofia History Museum - Previously Sofia’s Central Mineral Baths, now home to the Sofia Museum.
• Mineral water springs - Sofia’s ancient existence is attributed to its mineral waters. Sample them during the tour—they are believed to have healing properties!
• Sofia Synagogue - The largest synagogue in the Balkan peninsula, with a remarkable history of the Bulgarian Jewish community.
• Banya Bashi Mosque - Currently Sofia’s only active mosque. Learn about the Bulgarian Muslim community’s history.
• Ancient Serdica Archaeological Complex - Beneath Sofia’s modern center lies the ancient city of Serdika. Travel back in time and explore the impressive excavations.
• Sofia Monument - Discover the beautiful statue of Sofia and the controversy it has sparked.
• Catholic Cathedral of St Joseph - The largest Catholic church in Sofia, with a story of Bulgaria’s small Catholic community.
• St. Nedelya Church - Hear the tragic tale of Bulgaria’s largest terrorist attack.
• Vitosha Boulevard - The tour concludes near the start of Sofia’s main pedestrian street, Vitosha Boulevard. It’s an ideal spot to continue the day with lunch at one of the many nearby restaurants.

• Official Licensed Local Tour Guide

• Tips

Interested in discovering Sofia’s key landmarks in only 2 hours? This walking tour is perfect for you! Experience 20 of the city’s most renowned sites, delve into Sofia’s and Bulgaria’s history in an engaging and interactive manner, and gain insights into local customs and traditions. All of this is guided by a passionate and professional local guide.

The meeting point is right in front of Sofia’s iconic St Alexander Nevski Cathedral, which is also included in the tour for you to explore.

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