There are a lot of fascinating historical monuments behind the TZUM retail mall, one of which is the Central Mineral Bath. It is a landmark in Sofia's center, with vivid ceramic mosaics on the façade. The Central Mineral Bath's architectural design was prepared by architects Petko Momchilov and

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On weekends, the grounds of the erstwhile Royal Palace in Vrana, located along Tsarigradsko Shosse in the direction of Plovdiv, are available to the public. While not very inspirational, the gardens do offer a refuge of peace and quiet away from the city traffic, and the admission cost of 5 leva

The park "Zaimov" in Sofia is named after General Vladimir Zaimov. The park's boundaries include the Sofia Theatre, the "Sfumato" theatrical workshop, and the District health facility. The Park "Zaimov" is Sofia's first public free WiFi spot with free Internet access. There are now several WiFi

Knyazheska Garden is located in bul. "Evlogi i Hristo Georgievi" 99A, 1000 Center, Sofia, Bulgaria.

A wide range of features - rope climbing workouts, obstacle courses, and zip-lines - make this an outdoor sport in the midst of nature. Kokolandia is a location for both children and their parents. The park offers a wonderful game near to nature, adventures, a place to relax, and a bar with

In the concrete jungle, the Holy Trinity Park is a priceless jewel. It's on Konstantin Velichkov Boulevard, not far from Russian Monument Square. The park is not as huge as the neighbouring West Park, but what it lacks in size it makes up for in mood. The park is home to a wide range of trees

The lawn in front of 'Crystal,' situated on the opposite corner of the Russian church, is a favorite spot for setting informal appointments. Although the Crystal cafe-bar, after which the park was called, no longer exists, the garden is still connected with the spontaneously created open

Between Oborishte and Shipka streets in Sofia, Bulgaria's capital, is the Doctors' Garden. The SS. Cyril and Methodius National Library and many of the city's historical landmarks and governmental institutions are all within a short distance of the building. There is a memorial to the Russian

The City Garden is Sofia, Bulgaria's oldest and most important public garden, dating back to 1872. It is situated in the city's historical center, between Tsar Osvoboditel Boulevard to the north, Knyaz Alexander Battenberg Street to the west, and Joseph Vladimirovich Gourko Street to the south