Kniaz Aleksandyr I Square

Serdika is a district in Sofia, the capital of Bulgaria, and the old Roman name of the city. "Fondovi zhilishta," "Banishora," "Orlandovtsi," and "Malashevtsi," as well as the heart of "Draz mahala," are all included in this area. It covers an area of 17.53 km2 and accounts for 1.3 percent of the

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The bridge was erected from stone in 1889 to replace an earlier bridge known as Sharen Most because it was adorned with red and yellow stripes. The name Lions' Bridge derives from the four bronze lion statues that are the bridge's most recognized feature. The Austrian business Rudolph Philipp

Vitosha Boulevard is the main commercial boulevard in Sofia, Bulgaria's capital, and is lined with upscale shops, restaurants, and pubs. It runs between St Nedelya Square and Southern Park. Numerous high-end fashion brands have boutiques on Vitosha boulevard and adjacent streets: Versace, Escada