Banski Square

Alexander Nevski Square, which was designed as part of the monastery's growth in the late eighteenth century, had earned its name by at least 1784, and was planned out in the 1790s with the construction of the Gate Church and the erection of a stone wall border. In front of the plaza and Nevsky

The pedestrian bridge in the city center near to the National Palace of Culture has no official name, but it has traditionally been referred to as The Bridge of Lovers. This is due to the fact that it was a popular location for young people in love to meet. They are sitting over one of the

Atanas Burov, a prominent banker and politician, was honored with the naming of the square. The fountain was completely renovated in 2014, and it now draws visitors with its eye-catching lights and renovated structure. The water jets reach a few meters in height, and the dazzling lighting make the

Graf Ignatiev Street, informally known as Grafa (meaning The Count), is a prominent central street in Sofia, Bulgaria. It was named after Count Nicholas Pavlovich Ignatiev, a Russian politician and diplomat. The street is located in the city center, between Evlogi Georgiev Boulevard, which is