sofia_en

Population:1, 250 000

Currency:1 Lev (BGN) = 100 stotinki

Opening hours:Business: Mon-Fri: 9am-5.30pmShopping: Mon-Fri: 10am-20pmSat: 10am-14pm

Internet:www.sofia.bgwww.programata.bgwww.bulgariatravel.orgwww.sofiaecho.com

Newspapers:DumaTrud24 ChasaThe Sofia Echo

Emergency numbers:150 - Emergency Medical Aid166 - Police

Tourist information:Bulgarian State Agency ForTourismAddress: 1 Sveta Nedelya SquareTel: +359 2 933 58 45www.bulgariatravel.org

SOFIAPUBLISHING DATE: 2009-11-27 | COUNTRY CODE: BGContents: The City, Do & See, Eating, Cafés, Bars & Nightlife, Shopping,Sleeping, Essential Information, Maps

Copyright © 2007 Fastcheck AB. All rights reserved. For more information visit: www.arrivalguides.com

SOFIASofia could be likened to Sleeping Beauty rousing from herslumbers…reawakening to once again share her charms withthe outside world. And oh what charms! With relics fromRoman times through to the Soviet era, a vibrant culturaland entertainment scene and the breathtaking surroundingsof the Plana Zavala Mountain range, Sofia is a city ready toreclaim her rightful place as one of the leading lights on theEuropean stage.

Make your trip start at hoMe | www.arrivalguides.com

THE CITY #THECITY#

The Central downtown district is where youwill find the major sights of Sofia’s longhistory, ranging from Roman, Byzantine,20th century and neo-classical Stalinistarchitecture. This is also the cities businessand commercial heart, where the majorshopping avenues and entertainment areasare located.

Near to the Alexander Nevski Church is theOborishte district, a charming residentialand commercial area, with a fine array ofsmall boutique style shops, galleries andrestaurants.

Studentski Grad, as the name suggests ishome to the majority of Sofia’s 16Universities and as can be expected ofsuch a heavily populated student area, thearts and social scene is particularlybohemian and vibrant.

If you want to escape the bright lights ofthe city and are looking for somethingmore serene, then head out to the Boyanadistrict which is located at the foot ofVitosha Mountain, where you can wanderamongst the forested lower slopes andsuck in the fresh mountain air.

DO & SEE #DOANDSEE#

Aleksandar Nevski Memorial ChurchSofia’s premiere landmark! Be sure toattend one of the daily prayer services.

Address: pl. Aleksandar NevskiOpening hours: Open daily 7am-7pm.Phone: + 359 (0)2 988 17 04More information: Trolley no. 9 to Aleksandar Nevski Sq.

Russian Church of St NicholasThis Orthodox Church is widelyacknowledged as the most beautiful of allSofia’s places of worship.

Address: 3 Tsar Osvoboditel BoulevardPhone: +359 (0)2 986 27 15More information: Trolley no. 9 to Aleksandar Nevski Sq.

Rotunda of St GeorgeThis 4th century Roman temple is theoldest preserved building in the city.

Address: 5 Ploshtad Sveta NedelyaPhone: +359 (0)2 981 6541More information: Tram no. 1/2/7/14/18 to Sq. Sveta Nedelya

National History MuseumA great selection of art and archaeologicalfinds and a must see for anyone interestedin Bulgarian history.

Address: 16 Vitoshko lalePhone: +359 (0)2 955 42 80Internet: www.historymuseum.orgMore information: bus No. 63/111

Ethnographical MuseumExcellent displays of folk art and crafts.

Address: Aleksandar Batenberg Place / 6A, Moskovska StOpening hours: Open 10:30am - 5:30pm, closed on Monday andTuesdays.Phone: + 359 (0)2 987 41 91More information: Tram no. 2/12/14/18 to Aleksandar Batenburg

|DESTINATION: SOFIAPUBLISHING DATE: 2009-11-27


St.

Sofia Art GalleryAn excellent collection of Bulgarian artincludes both past masters andcontemporary artists.

Address: 1 General Gurko Street, entrance from Kniaz Al.Batenberg Str.Opening hours: Open Tuesday-Saturday: 10am - 7pm. Sunday11am - 6pm. Closed on Monday.Phone: +359 (0)2 9872181Internet: www.sghg.cult.bgMore information: Tram no. 2/12/14/18 to Aleksandar BatenburgSt.

Boyana ChurchThis medieval church is a UNESCO heritagesite due to its renaissance style frescoes.

Address: ul. Boyansko ezero 1-3Phone: + 359 (0)2 959 0939Internet: www.boyanachurch.orgMore information: Bus 64/107 to Boyansko Hanche

Mount VitoshaEscape the pace of the city with a hikethrough the forested slopes or rocky peaksof Mount Vitosha.

More information: Tram no.9 to Hladilnika and then bus No 66

EATING #EATING#

Due to its geographical location and itshistory of settlement, Bulgarian cookery isa mixture of several cuisines. Look out forShopska salad or the Turkish influencedKebapcheta and kyufteta which are spicedmincemeat formed and grilled. Don’t missout on a hearty bowl of Kavarma and ifthere’s room to spare, be sure to try therenowned Bulgarian yoghurt.

BulgariTraditional Bulgarian regional cuisine in anatmospheric Art Nouveau style houseadorned with photographs and icons.

Address: 71 Knyaz Alexsandar Dondukov BlvdPhone: +359 (0)2 843 54 19More information: Tram 20/22 to Blvd. Vasil Levski

Before and AfterBeautifully restored antique house thatattracts Sofia’s bohemian crowd! Excellentcuisine and a fine selection of wines!

Address: 12 Hristo Belchev StreetPhone: +359 (0)2 981 60 88More information: Tram 2/12/14/18 Knyaz AleksandarBatenburg St.

Beyond the Alley behind the CupboardSituated in a renovated Art Nouveau stylehouse with a beautiful garden and servingexcellent international cuisine.

Address: 31 Budapest StreetPhone: +359 (0)2 980 90 67Internet: www.beyond-the-alley.comMore information: Trolley 9 to Kiril I Metodiy

Uno EnotecaExcellent modern European cuisine servedin elegant surroundings.

Address: 45 Vasil Levski BoulevardPhone: +359 (0)2 981 43 72More information: Trolley 1/2/5/8/10 to Kino Odeon

KrimThere is a distinct air of refinery andelegance in this Soviet inspired restaurant.Serves excellent Bulgarian and Russiancuisine.

Address: 17 Slavyanska StPhone: + 359 (0)2 981 0666Internet: www.krim.bg/enMore information: Trolley 1/2/5/8/10 to Gen. Josif Gurko St

GioiaItalian restaurant in downtown Sofia,serving excellent homemade pasta andsuperb fish dishes.

Address: Lavele 11Phone: +359 (0)2 986 08 54More information: Tram 1/2/7/14/18 to Sq. Nedelya



CAFÉS #CAFES#

BulgariaLocated in the Grand Hotel and with atouch of old style stateliness, this is agreat place for afternoon tea.

Address: Tsar Osvoboditel 4Phone: +359 (0)2 988 53 07

Before and AfterArt Nouveau style café serving an excellentselection of snacks and drinks.

Address: 12 ul. Hristo BelchevInternet: www.club-cabaret.netMore information: Tram 1/7 Solunska St.

LucianoA spot of sightseeing and then over toLuciano’s for a well earned coffee andpiece of cake.

Address: ul. Moskovska 29Phone: +359 (0)2 981 97 77More information: Trolley 9 Aleksandar Nevski Sq.

LuckyThis is a great place to sit and peoplewatch whilst you relax with a coffee andone of their tempting cakes.

Address: bul. Tsar Osvoboditel 21Phone: +359 (0)2 943 33 44More information: Bus 84/94/280/306 Su Kliment Ohridski

Dvete FukliEscape the crowds and indulge in somehomemade treats in this delightful café.

Address: ul. Karnigradska 14Phone: +359 (0)2 986 32 70More information: Tram 1/7 Solunska St.

BARS & NIGHTLIFE #BARSANDNIGHTLIFE#

From chic designer bars where you canseriously strut your stuff, to bohemianhideaways reminiscent of the 50’s beatscene in San Francisco, Sofia willundoubtedly have a watering hole tosatisfy the party animal in you.

For the nocturnal animals amongst you orthose suffering from a severe bout ofInsomnia, Sofia’s nightclubs will notdisappoint. Be it hard house, rock orBulgarian folk there’s a place to suit alltastes and styles.

BlazeIntimate DJ bar that attracts the hip youngthings of Sofia.

Address: 36 SlavyanskaPhone: +357 0888 354 004More information: Trolley 1/2/5/8/10 Gen. Josif Gurko St

BilkovataVery popular basement bar that servesgood drinks and plays a wide selection ofmusic.

Address: ul. Ivan Shishman 22Phone: +359 (0)2 986 49 05More information: Bus 9/84/94 Gen. Josif Gurko St

MottoCool and contemporary bar serving a fineselection of cocktails and chilled out tunes.

Address: 18 Aksakov StreetUnderground: Trolley 9 Aleksandar Nevski Sq.Internet: www.motto-bg.com

Pri KmetaIf you’re a beer connoisseur then be sure



to check out pub Mayor’s where the beer isbrewed on the premises in the timehonoured traditions.

Address: 3 Paris StreetInternet: www.prikmeta.comMore information: Trolley 9 Aleksandar Nevski Sq.

HambaraAtmospheric bohemian hangout with livearts events and good selection of drinks.

Address: 22 6th September StreetMore information: Tram 2/12/14/18 Rakovski St

EscapeSofia’s premiere nightspot with great tunesand an up for it crowd.

Address: 1 Angel Kanchev StreetPhone: +359 889 990 000More information: Tram 2/12/14/18 to Rakovski St

CabaretAtmospheric basement club with DJ’sspinning some hot Latin rhythms.

Address: 12 Hristo Belchev StreetInternet: www.club-cabaret.netMore information: Tram 1/7 Solunska St

3 UshiA popular underground club with aneclectic mix of underground music and livebands.

Address: 1 Tri Ushi StreetPhone: +359 897 934 972More information: Tram 5/10 Sadebna Palata

Club Orient 33Get down to the latest Bulgarian pop-folk.

Address: 1 Atanas Manchev StreetInternet: www.orient33.comMore information: Bus 94/280 Detski Yasli

Swingin HallLive music venue that attracts top localand International Jazz, Pop and rockartists.

Address: 8 Dragan Tzankov BoulevardPhone: +357 (0)2 963 06 96More information: Tram 2/12/14/18 Zhurnalist Sq.

SHOPPING #SHOPPING#

Since the end of communist rule, Sofia hasblossomed into a shopper’s paradise. Ifyou’re after high end designer boutiques orjust the inexpensive and simple pleasuresof a good rummage around a local market,then Sofia is guaranteed to satisfy yourshopping needs.

Vitosha Boulevard and Graf Ignatiev areSofia’s main shopping areas where you willfind the familiar line up of internationalhigh street fashion chains. If you’re lookingfor something a little more exclusive thenhead for the Tzum department storelocated in nearby Sveta Nedelya Square.This mall is home to some of the topdesigner names in the fashion industry.

If you’re after a one-off original, thenShipka, Oborishte and San Stefano St,near the Alexander Nevski Church arethronging with small boutiques.

If the hustle of the market is more yourthing, then around the Alexander NevskiChurch you will find all manner of antiqueand craft stalls selling everything fromreligious icons to lace doilies.

Other markets of note include theWomen’s market on Stefan StambolovBoulevard, which is probably the mostpopular market in Sofia and selling allmanner of goods, the Book market inSlaveikov square, whilst the Central Halishopping centre, a turn of the centurycovered market on Ekzarh Yosif St is theplace to pick up excellent Bulgarian food.



SLEEPING #SLEEPING#

EXCLUSIVEGrand Hotel SofiaLocation, location, location…the rooms arealso beautifully furnished and have all thefacilities expected of a quality hotel.

Address: 1 Gurko StreetPhone: + 359 2 811 0811Internet: www.grandhotelsofia.bgMore information: Tram 2/12/14/18 Aleksandar Batenburg St

Sheraton Sofia Hotel BalkanThe rooms in Sofia’s oldest luxury hotel arespacious and combine the comforts ofhome with 21st century amenities.

Address: 5 Sveta Nedelya SquarePhone: +359 (0)2 981 6541Internet: www.starwoodhotels.com/sheratonMore information: Tram 1/2/7/14/18 Sveta Nedelya Sq.

GOOD VALUEScotty’s Boutique HotelA stylish and contemporary boutique hotelset in a recently renovated periodproperty.

Address: 11 Ekzarh Josif StreetPhone: + 359 (0)2 9 836 777Internet: www.sofiahotels.inn26.comMore information: Tram 1/2/7/14/18 Sentralni Hali

Hotel NikyThis hotel is situated in an excellentlocation has attentive staff andcomfortable, well presented rooms.

Address: 16 Neofit Rilski StreetPhone: +359 (0)2 952 30 58Internet: www.hotel-niky.comMore information: Trolley 1/2/5/8/9/10 Patriarh Evtimiy

BASICHostel MostelA fun and friendly hostel right in the heartof Sofia.

Address: 2A, Makedonia Blvd.Phone: +359 889 22 32 96Internet: www.hostelmostel.comMore information: Tram 5/10/12 Makedonia Sq.

Kervan HostelA warm and welcoming hostel near to theAlexander Nevski Church and downtownSofia.

Address: 3 Rositza streetPhone: +359 (0)2 983 94 28Internet: www.kervanhostel.comMore information: Trolley 9 Iskar St

ESSENTIAL INFORMATION

AirportSofia International airport is located 10kmfrom Sofia.

The number 84 bus runs between SofiaAirport and Orlov Most from 05.00 until23.00. Journey time is approximately 20minutes. A single ticket costs 1Levincluding luggage.

By Taxi the average fare between SofiaAirport and the city centre is 10 Lev.

Phone: +359 (0)2 937 22 12Internet: www.sofia-airport.bg

Public TransportSofia has a network of public transportoptions that will enable the visitor to easilyget around the city and its surroundingsuburbs. Most services run from05.00-23.30. Single-journey tickets are



(1Lev), One day pass (4Lev), five days(15Lev) or one month (50Lev) are alsoavailable.

TaxiOK Supertrans

Phone: +359 (0)2 973 21 21Internet: www.oktaxi.net

Sofia Taxi

Phone: +359 (0)2 974 47 47

PostGeneral Post Office is located at ul. Gurko6 and stays open 07.00-20.30 daily,except Sunday 08.00-13.00.

PharmacyPharmatel

(24 hour home delivery service)

Phone: + 359 (0)2 962 22 22

DentistJuniordent offers 24 hour service. Foremergencies please call

Phone: +359 (0)2 93 559 333

TelephoneCountry Code: + 359

Area code: 02

Electricity220 volts

#ESSENTIALINFORMATION#


E772

E83

E83

E870

E79

E79

E79

E79

E80

E80

A2

A1

162

15

13

13

4

3

3

18

18

84

84

842

82

82

62

62

108

6

6

627

63

8

8

81

8116

37

37

1

1

1

1

2

Sofija

Kjustendil

Samokov

Blagoevgrad

Dupnica

Pernik

Montana

Vráca

Vinica

Dimitrovgrad

Pirot

CiprovciDolni

Dabnik

Teteven

Elin Pelin

JakorudaRakitovo

Velingrad

Septemvri

Vetren

Ihtiman

KostenecDolna Banja

Panagjuriste

Pirdop

Zlatica

Etropole

Botevgrad

Mezdra Roman

Lukovit

Cerven brjag

Pelovo

Kojnare

Bjala Slatina

Krivodol

Varsec

Svoge

BuhovoNovi Iskar

Bobovdol

Radomir

Batanovci

Kostinbrod

Slivnica

Dragoman

Berkovica

Bojcinovci

Delcevo

Martinovo

Comakovci

Novi Han

Vakarel

Gorna Kremena

Eliseina

Petrevene

Dermanci

VarvaraBelovo

Jundola

Krapcane

Rebarkovo

GornaBesovica

Borovan

Semkovo

Krivodol

Senokos

MakedonskaKamenica

Nebojani

Gabresevci

Gabrovdol

Kalotinci

Vukan

Tran

Diva Slatina

Topli Dol

Velika LukanjaDojkinci

Visocka Rzana

Poljska Rzana

SmilovciPrisjan

Poganovo

Iskrovci

DonjaNevlja

RadomirciKameno pole

Kazicene

RavnoPole

Konjavo

Poibrene

Milanovo

Gara Lakatnik

Lakatnik

Novacene

Gornamitropolija

Telis

Rakita

ZlatnaPanega

Rumjancevo

Todoricene

Bezanovo

Aglen

Toros

Glozene

Divceveto

LopjanBrusen

BajlovoMirkovo

Petric

Banja

Kalugerovo

Lesicovo

Karabunar

Lacavica

KostenecBorovec

Marica

Gabra

Siroki Dol

Klisura

Alino

Kovacevci

JarlovoBosnek

Dolna Dikanja

Jahinovo

Bodrost

Rila

Kocerinovo

Vetren

Carvarica

Stradalovo

Nevestino

Zedna

Lobos

Slatino

Breznik

Dragotinci

Berende

Dragovistica

DragovisticaPetarc

BucinProhod

Iskrec

Ogoja

GabareVirovsko

Tlacene

Devene

Lesura

Borovci

Kotenovac

Izvor

Izvor

Ponikva

GornaMelna

Dragojcinci

Bosilegrad

Zvegor

Virce Gabrovo

Dolno Osenovo

Dobarsko

Babjak

Trestenik

Anton

Jaz. Iskar

Ri

la

V i t o s a

K o z n i c aEtropolska

Pl.

Beltok

Kom

Belmeken

Maljovica

CRNAGORA

SRBIJA I

FORMY R O

MACEDONIA30 km0

Ivan Vazov

Yuriy

Venelin

LyubenKaravelov

GenParensov

St Karadzha

Han

Kroum

Angel

Kan

chev

TsarAssen

I

William Gladstone

HristoBelch

ev

K. S

toilov

Belassitsa

KroushaPlanina

H. Karastoyanov

Kavala

Dobro

udzhanski

Krai

Vladaiska

Pozitano

Otets

Paissiv

Otets

Paissiv

Antim

I

Serd

ikaVeslets

Veslets

KnyazAl.

Batenberg

Dyakon

Ignatiy

Axakov

Slavyanska

Leg

e

6Septem

vri

TsarShishman

TsarShishm

an

Ivan B

igor

Gen

Ivan

Che

rnaev

Ohrid

Ohrid

VranyaVranya S

ofronyVrach

anski

SofronyVrach

anski

StrougaStrouga

Klokotnitsa

Klokotnitsa

Klokotnitsa

Panagyurishte

Timok

Kozlodoui

Kozlodoui

Kozlodoui

Rodopi

Rila

OporskaReka

Grancharska

BeliIskar

Hr.

Geo

rgiev

Shipka

LyulinPlanina

Doukatska P

lanina

20April

20April

Layosh

Koshout

Damy

anGrouev

Sredn

aGora

Sredn

aGora

Shar

Planina

Shar

Planina

Ossogo

vo

Ossogo

vo

Pirotska

Pirotska

Sv. Kiril i Metodiy

Sv Kiril i Metodiy

Lozengrad

Geo

rgeWashington

Pop Bogomil

Bach

oKiro

Boudap

eshta

EkzarhYossif

EkzarhYos

sif

Ekzarh Yossif

Tsar Simeon

Tsar Si

meon

Tsar Simeon

Iskar

Iskar

Iskar

Rossits

a Stara Planina

Stara

Planin

a

Dounav

Dounav

Dounav

Moskovska Moskovska

Vrabcha

Neofit Rilski

Neofit Rilski

Han Asparouh

Han Asparouh

Solounska

Solounska

Knya

zBorisI

Kny

azBorisI

Knyaz

Boris

I

Ivan Denkoglou

Parchevich

TsarSam

ouil

TsarSam

ouil

Gourgolyat

Oborishte

Krakra

Pan

ayotVolov

Chataldzha

PVolov

PetraC

hem

omen

Angista

Choum

erna

11 Avgoust

Pencho

Slaveikov

Gen Yossif VGourko

Podpolkovnik

Kalitin

Gen N

ikolai

G Stolet

ov

Stran

dzha

Praga

Alexander Stamboliyski

Alexander Stamboliyski

Knyaz Alexander D

ondoukov

Tsar Osvoboditel

G.S. R

akovski

GSRako

vski

GSRakovski

Graf Ignatiev

Vitosh

a

AlabinAlabin

St. Stambolov

StStam

bolov

Makedonia

Knya

ginya

Maria-Louiza

GenM. D. Skkobelev

Gen

M. D

. Skkobe

lev

Gen D Nikolaev

Tsar Osvoboditel

Evlog

i Georgiev

Todor Alexandrov

VassilLevski

Vassil L

evski

Vassil L

evski

Patriarh Evtimiy

Opa

lche

nska

Opa

lchen

ska

HristoBotev

HristoBotev

HristoBotev

Slivnitsa

SlivnitsaBrMila

dinovi

Pormin

VladaiskaReka

Gen E

I

Totleben

Knyaginya Maria-Louiza

Knyagin

yaMaria-L

ouiza

Vladaiska River

StochnaGara

CentralnaGara

NacionalenIstoricheski

Muzej

CarkvaSveti Georgi

RuskaCarkva Sveti

SAG

NacionalenPolitehnicheski

Muzej

Muzej naRevoljucionnoto

Dvizhenie

Muzej naFizkultura i Sporta

NacionalenVoennoistoriceskij Muzej

Muzej naG Dimitrov

RouskiPametnik

Sq

VazrazhdaneSq

NarodnoSabranie

Sq

SvetaNedelya

Sq

Knyaz Al.Batenberg

Sq

MakedoniaSq

NezavissimostSq

StochnaGara Sq

AleksanderNevski

Nac PrirodMuzej

CentraliGrobishta

JuzhenPark

250 m0

DCBA

4

3

2

1


|11 Avgoust D220-apr A3 A46 Septemvri C4Alabin B3Aleksander Nevski . D3Alexander Stamboli. A3 B3Angel Kanchev B4Angista D2Antim I A2Axakov D4Bacho Kiro C2 C3Belassitsa A1 B1Beli Iskar D2Boudapeshta C2 C3Br Miladinovi B2Chataldzha D3Chemomen D2 D3Choumerna D2Damyan Grouev A3Dobroudzhanski Kra. A3Doukatska Planina A4Dounav C1 D2 D3Dyakon Ignatiy C3Ekzarh Yossif B3 C2 D2Evlogi Georgiev D4G S Rakovski C1 C2 C3 C4Gen D Nikolaev D2Gen E I Totleben A4Gen Ivan Chernaev A1Gen M D Skkobelev A3 A4Gen Nikolai G Stol. A1Gen Parensov C4 D4Gen Yossif V Gourk. C4George Washington B2Gourgolyat B4Graf Ignatiev C4Grancharska D1Han Asparouh B4 C4Han Kroum C4Hr Georgiev D3 D4Hristo Belchev B4Hristo Botev A4 B1 B2Iskar C3 D2Ivan Bigor A1Ivan Denkoglou B4Ivan Vazov C4K Stoilov D1 D2Kavala A1Klokotnitsa A1 B1 C1Knyaginya Maria-. B1 B3 C2Knyaz Al. Batenber. C3Knyaz Al. Batenber. C3Knyaz Alexander Do. C3 D3Knyaz Boris . B1 B2 B3 B4Kozlodoui A1 B2 C1Krakra D4Krousha Planina A1Layosh Koshout A4Lege C3Lozengrad B2Lyuben Karavelov D4

Lyulin Planina A4Makedonia A4Makedonia Sq A3 B3Moskovska C3 D3Nac Prirod Muzej C3Narodno Sabranie S. D4Neofit Rilski B4 C4Nezavissimost Sq B3 C3Oborishte D3Ohrid A1 B1Opalchenska A1 A2Oporska Reka D1Ossogovo A2 A3Otets Paissiv A2 A3P Volov D2Panagyurishte C2 D2Panayot Volov D3Parchevich B4Patriarh Evtimiy B4Pencho Slaveikov A4Petra D2Pirotska A2 B3Podpolkovnik Kalit. A1Pop Bogomil C2Pormin B2Pozitano B3Praga A4Rila C1Rodopi C2Rossitsa D3Rouski Pametnik Sq A4Serdika C2 C3Shar Planina A2 A3Shipka D3Slavyanska C4 D4Slivnitsa A2 B2 C2Sofrony Vrachanski B1 B2Solounska B4 C4Sredna Gora A2 A3St Karadzha C4St Stambolov B2 B3Stara Planina D3Stochna Gara Sq D2Strandzha B1Strouga B1Sv Kiril i M. A2 B2 C2 D2Sveta Nedelya Sq B3Timok C2Todor Alexandrov A3 B3Tsar Assen I B4Tsar Osvoboditel C3 D3 D4Tsar Samouil B2 B3 B4Tsar Shishman C4 D4Tsar Simeon A2 B2 C2 D2Vassil Levski D2 D3 D4Vazrazhdane Sq A3 B3Veslets C1 C2 C3William Gladstone B4Vitosha B4Vladaiska A4Vladaiska Reka D1

Vrabcha D3Vranya A2Yuriy Venelin D4

DESTINATION: SOFIAPUBLISHING DATE: 2009-11-27

sofia_en

Documents

essential information

information visit

aleksandar nevski sq

aleksandar batenberg

alexander nevski church

aleksandar nevskiopening

city ready toreclaim

bright lights ofthe