Small Boutique hotels in SOFIA

The Sofia Cathedral stands as one of the icons of the capital of Bulgaria, with the golden domes shining in the sun. An orthodox church of the nineteenth century marks the center of the city. Less known, but also notable, is the Church of Sveti Georgi, the oldest in Bulgaria at the time of the Roman Empire. Its location inside a large courtyard framed by neoclassical buildings makes it even more unusual.

This is a city to discover not only Orthodox churches, but also those of other religions. The Sofia Synagogue is one of the largest Sephardic synagogues in Europe.

The Ivan Vazov National Theater is emblematic of its artistic and cultural activity. In the Regional History Museum, in addition to enjoying the collection, you will see the old Baths of hot springs in Sofia. Outside, right next to it, are the sources of mineral water where the locals come to stock up. If you want to go deeper into local history, do not forget to go to the Museum of Socialist Art and the garden-cemetery of communist statues.

Take the pulse of the vitality of this city in Eastern Europe, and stroll through its central pedestrian streets, such as Vitosha and Piroska, full of restaurants and shops.