very good looking from outside, but poor mintaned.. it looks dark and not cleaned.

This little building caught my eye one night as I was walking back from supper. Beautiful building at night. Went back the next day and wow what a sight. Reminds me of the scene in the movie Jumper where they "jump" into the Roman theater. So much to see in Sofia, every block has its own character and charm.

One of the oldest building is Sofia, surrounded by the remains on an ancient Roman bath. Not far away is the underground section of ancient Serdika which is also worth wandering through.

This is a grand little church, oldest in the city, and the frescoes, inevitably damaged, bring you very close to what the originals would have felt like in their day. The angel's face below the dome is a treat, and it is nice to just sit under the dome and relax. They sell little postcards and icons, as most places... More

This old church proved to be a greatly interesting and highly atmospheric city site.

This charming round red brick church dates back to the 4th century, during the rule of Emperor Constantine the Great. Strongly attached to Serdica, the Emperor often called the city his Rome as he was a fan of its fresh air: he even planned to make it the capital of the Eastern Roman Empire. Ultimately, he dropped that idea but... More

Once a museum, built when this land was a part of the Roman empire, now it is an active Orthodox church with regular holy services. Beautifully placed in the yard of the President's residence, this hidden treasure brings you back in the time of emperors

Very interesting design of the building and an interesting place to find it

Great building, that has a history from different ages and different kings...must see it if you travel to Sofia. You can do the free sofia tour and get some more information about the history of this amazing old building