I had an opportunity to visit more than 40 countries by the age of 29! I love travelling, visiting different countries, and exploring different cultures! My TOP 5 places are: 1. Portugal 2. USA 3. Israel 4. China 5. Myanmar Mother of a princess, I have many different hobbies: one of them is watching soccer with my husband! I am keen on sports! I love hiking, wine tasting, and good food! Licensed tour guide by the Ministry of Tourism in Bulgaria
Sofia is a magical place! And with me, you are going to experience it all. So get ready; culture, history, and local lifestyle await!
Dive into the origin of Sofia as you see the city’s main landmarks like the oldest operating church, National palace of culture, Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, and City Garden. And how about the hidden gems?
Oh, you’re in for a surprise! Experience their Sofia to the max based on my expertise.
I’ll make sure you have fun enjoying a unique and local perspective of Sofia.
Next to the exit of Serdica subway station on the side of Sofia Balkan Palace hotel /ex Sheraton hotel/
National Palace of culture is one of the main symbols of Sofia. The National Palace of Culture - Congress Centre Sofia (NDK) is the largest multifunctional complex in Southeastern Europe. In the mid 1970's the government decided that Bulgaria needed a large-scale cultural center. The deadline for its construction was 1981, to host the celebrations marking 1300 years of the establishment of the Bulgarian state.
Vitosha street is split in two parts - a pedestrian zone, and traffic one. In the past is used to be in charts of TOP 10 most expensive streets in the world. Nowadays is the most famous street in Bulgaria - a hot spot for enterteinment. There are more than 50 different restaurants - fast food, fine dine, bars, coffeterias and traditional Bulgarian restaurants.
Saint Sofia Church was constructed on the site of several former churches, the earliest of which dates back to the 4th-century. During this time, Sofia was known as the ancient Roman city of Serdica.
Free tours do not have a set price, instead, each person gives the guru at the end of the tour the amount that he or she considers appropriate (these usually range from €10 to $50 depending on satisfaction with the tour).
