Sofia University “St. Kliment Ohridski”

Stand between the statues of Evlogi and Hristo and look up at the copper-green dome.Behind those windows are some of the brightest minds in Bulgaria.

Holy Synod

The Holy Synod is not a tourist attraction. It’s a living, breathing institution — the place where centuries of faith are carried into the present dayIt doesn’t shout for attention. It doesn’t dominate the skyline.

Monument to Tsar Alexander II

He stands tall, eternal, mid-stride on a bronze horse — his sword not raised in violence, but resting in peace.The statue of Tsar Alexander II is not only a tribute to a monarch but a grateful memory cast in metal.

The Parliament of Bulgaria

Stand directly across the square and take in the perspective: The Parliament, the statue of Tsar Liberator, and the Nevsky Cathedral form a visual triangle of politics, and spirituality.

St. Alexander Nevski Cathedral

The cathedral is most magical during golden hour — when the domes shimmer, and the square falls quiet.Stand to the east side just before sunset, and you’ll capture the most powerful view.

St. Sofia Church

Stand in front and look at Alexander Nevsky behind. You’re facing two spiritual eras — the monumental Orthodox cathedral and the humble early Christian soul.Don’t miss the entrance to the crypt below.

National Library “Sts. Cyril and Methodius”

Just steps away from Sofia University, a calm square opens before you. In its center, two stone saints hold the alphabet in their hands.This is no ordinary library. It is Bulgaria’s intellectual soul.

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