Sofia's Golden Road: Ancient Cobbles & Modern World

No sugarcoated history. From the triumphs of ancient empires to the realities of the communist regime & modern life, this walk offers an honest, unfiltered look at Bulgaria’s culture exactly as it is.
St. Alexander Nevsky Cathedral
The tour begins in front of Sofia’s most iconic landmark, the golden-domed St. Alexander Nevsky Cathedral.

Bulgarian Kingdoms & Cultural Heritage
Here, we trace the history of medieval and modern Bulgaria, covering the stories of the First, Second, and Third Bulgarian Kingdoms.

Sofia University & National Library
We visit Sofia University, named after the patron saint who helped spread the Cyrillic script, followed by the impressive National Library.

Borisova Gradina Park & Soviet Legacy
Next, we learn about the controversial Monument to the Soviet Army and explore Sofia’s oldest park, where the last Bulgarian Tsar used to take his strolls.

Historic Churches & Yellow Bricks
Wandering along the famous yellow brick road, we discover the elegant Russian Church and the ancient St. Sophia Basilica, which gave the capital its name.

The 4th-Century Rotunda of St. George
Hidden inside the Presidency courtyard lies the Rotunda of St. George, the oldest preserved church in Bulgaria, surrounded by the country's central government buildings.

The Triangle of Power
Standing at the political heart of the nation, we explore the monumental architecture of the Presidency, the Council of Ministers, and the National Assembly.

The Triangle of Tolerance
We visit a rare symbol of peace where an Orthodox cathedral, an Ottoman-era mosque, and a grand synagogue stand together in the very same square.

Ancient Ruins & Catholic Courtyard
Finally, we pass by the Roman bath ruins of ancient Sredets and conclude our walk in the quiet courtyard of the Catholic church, overlooking the city’s ancient northern gate.

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