Sofia, the birthplace of the First Gospel Church Sofia was given to the Orthodox priest Pop Todor's sons, Georgi and Michael, as well as their spouses and two daughters, in 1864. This corresponded with the activity of the first missionaries, Charles Morse and Dr. Henry Haskell, who came in Sofia

Dragalevtsi Monastery of the Holy Mother of God of Vitosha is a Bulgarian Orthodox monastery located on the lower slopes of Vitosha mountain on the outskirts of Sofia, Bulgaria. The monastery, founded in the mid-14th century by Bulgarian monarch Ivan Alexander, was abandoned following the Ottoman

The Church of St Petka of the Saddlers is a medieval Bulgarian Orthodox church located in Sofia, Bulgaria's capital. It is a modest one-naved structure partly sunk into the earth in the TZUM underpass, right in the heart of both the contemporary and historic city. The church has a

Church of the Transfiguration of Our Lord is located in ul. „Ralitsa“ 2, 1421 zh.k. Lozenets, Sofia.

Sveta Nedelya Church is an Eastern Orthodox church in Sofia, Bulgaria's capital, and a cathedral of the Bulgarian Patriarchate's Sofia bishopric. Sveta Nedelya is a medieval church that has been destroyed and rebuilt many times throughout the centuries. The current temple structure is one of

The Cathedral of the Dormition, commonly known as the Cathedral of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, is a Bulgarian (Byzantine) rite Catholic cathedral and the mother church of the Bulgarian Greek Catholic Eparchy of Sofia, situated in Sofia, Bulgaria. The church was established in 1924

The Cathedral of St. Joseph is a Roman Catholic cathedral located in Sofia, Bulgaria's capital. Together with the Cathedral of St Louis in Plovdiv, it serves as the co-cathedral of the Diocese of Sofia and Plovdiv. The cathedral, which had been destroyed by Allied bombing raids during WWII, was

Catholic Chapel Of The Annunciation is located in ul. "Oborishte" 5, 1504 Sofia Center, Sofia, Bulgaria

Cherepish Monastery, founded in the 14th century, was frequently burnt, destroyed, and rebuilt throughout the Ottoman Empire. It, like many other monasteries, was used as a hideout by rebels before and during the Russo-Turkish War (1877–78). The museum contains icons on exhibit as well as texts in

Saint Nicholas and Saint Panteleimon Church, commonly known as Boyana Church, is well-renowned for its medieval paintings. The church is a UNESCO-protected cultural site, having been listed on the World Heritage List in 1979. Saint Nicholas and Saint Panteleimon Church, commonly known as Boyana

More than 90 years ago the Armenian community in Sofia lost its old church, built as early as the XVII century. For years Sofia Armenians have been raising funds and seeking support for the construction of a new temple, and this idea has become a cause of the community. At the end of 2006

The church-monument "Sveti Andrey Parvozvani" - Sofia was erected in 1926 in commemoration and celebration of Bulgarian volunteers who perished fighting for Bulgaria's independence. It is not only Bulgaria's only church named after Christ's first-named Apostle, but it is also the only one devoted