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 Sophia is the elegant capital of Bulgaria. The first thing you should be aware of when you reach the mountain is that Sophia has a lot to offer: a rich record, pleasant people and reasonably priced and sumptuous food and drink.

Sophia turned into a metropolis that surprised me.

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I expected a dreamer, a former communist metropolis to face a completely blocked structure and personality loss, but instead, I was so inspired by the modernization of the multicultural, fast-growing and European Sophia that I ended up traveling for a few more days.

In addition, metropolitan (free) walks, ancient churches, museums and the right-hand entrance near the hill make this region an ideal financial travel destination.

Sophia's travel manual will provide guidelines on what you should monitor, how much money you should spend, the proposed budget and how to keep money.

Top five things to see and do in Sophia

1. See the Alexander Nevsky Cathedral constructed in the early twentieth century, one of the largest Eastern Orthodox cathedrals in the world.

See Xavier Georgie Rotunda dating back to the fourth century, this small round Roman construction is the oldest preserved shape of Sophia. The interior of the house is painted with great works of art long meters long in the dome.

3. Check out the National Museum of Military History It is one of the most visited museums in Sophia. You will see riot flags, navy uniforms and decorations, including the personal consequences of the soldiers. There is also a set of Soviet hardware. Admission is eight BGNs (4.50 USD). It is open from 10-6-6 am (open-sun).

4. See National Gallery Square 500 This extensive gallery includes images from each national gallery and previous museums of foreign art, you will surely find works by Bulgarian nineteenth-twentieth century artists.

You travel here and enjoy the beauty of nature. Sophia is a great city.

Let's learn about the culture of Sophia.

Culture

 Take a look at what is in the National Culture Palace, commonly known as the NDK, this building has 15 separate halls that have created the largest cultural complex in the United States. During the summer, different events may have a common timetable and offer different suggestions for different experiments, including concerts, dance performances and theater.

 Join an event at the Red House Home for political debates, poetry readings and dramatic performances, the Red House is a neutral cultural medium that is no longer as mainstream as the NDK. The construction itself is a mansion of the early twentieth century when it belonged to the Bulgarian sculptor Andrei Nikolav. Events were usually free and often in English.

Walk. Walking Vitosha Boulevard This is a high-abandoned pedestrian avenue full of elegant boutiques and fashion dressmaker shops. But it's really worth a visit to the snow-capped Vitosha Mountain.