Varieteten Theater is located in 13 Iskarsko Shose Blvd., 1528 Iskar Refinery, Sofia, Bulgaria.

Vasil Levski National Stadium is the country's second biggest stadium, named after Bulgarian national hero and revolutionary Vasil Levski. The stadium, which has 43,230 seats, is situated in the heart of Sofia, on the grounds of the city's oldest and most well-known park, the Borisova gradina

Throughout the history of the modern Bulgarian state, the tasks of head of state have been undertaken by a monarch, a Regency Council, and, subsequently, collegial entities such as the National Assembly's Presidium and the State Council. The institution of President of the Republic has a very

It was established on June 12, 1965. It was given this name since it had 199 seats at the time. It's in a charming basement in the heart of Sofia. There is a chamber hall that, after a few repairs, now has 169 seats for the comfort of the audience. The theatre does not have its own troupe; any

Snail Home is five floors tall and painted with swirls of red, orange, green, blue, and brown. It is reported to have "no straight walls, corners, or edges." The Snail House, which seems to be a childcare facility or a children's museum, is really a residential area. Simeon Simeonov, the Snail

The Sofia Court House is a building in Sofia, Bulgaria, that houses various courts. It is situated at 2 Vitosha Boulevard, which is flanked by Alabin Street, Laveleye Street, and Positano Street in a minimalist but majestic style. Behind the magnificent, iconic building's classical and

Sofia Opera and Ballet is a cultural institution on a national scale. The Opera is one of Sofia's most recognizable architectural landmarks. It is located near St. Alexander Nevsky Square in the city center. The structure is designed in a neoclassical style. It is a popular venue not just for

The "Bulgaria" concert complex is part of a multipurpose edifice erected in the city of Sofia between 1935 and 1937. The architectural complex "Bulgaria," which includes a music hall, a hotel, a restaurant, and a patisserie, was conceived by the Clerical Cooperative Savings Insurance Company

Sofia Theatre is the city's biggest municipal theatre. It was established in 1966. It features a structure with multiple theater rooms – big and chamber, with areas for experimental theatrical activity – a Marble Lobby, and a summer theater stage. Sofia Theatre is a repertory theatre with a

The building of the Astronomical Observatory outside Sofia near to the modern Maria Luisa basin started at the initiative of Prof. Dr.Sc.(Econ.) Buchevarov, the first instructor in Astrophysics at the Higher School (as the University was initially known). The Borisova Garden of today is a meadow