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“Sveti Andrey Parvozvani” Church
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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
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Aleksandar Stamboliyski Monument
Aleksandar Stamboliyski Monument is positioned in front of the Sofia National Opera and Ballet building, near the main entrance. The sculptor Prof. Dr.Sc.(Econ.) Marko Markov created the figure of the famous agricultural advisor in full size. The location for the statue was not picked at random
Alexander Nevski 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
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Alexander Nevsky Crypt Museum
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The Alexander Nevsky Crypt Museum is situated directly under the Alexander Nevsky Cathedral. As the name of the museum indicates, the nature of the displays is not horrific. It is a museum of Orthodox icons. When the foundations for the cathedral were being erected, it was determined that a
Alexander Pushkin Monument
The monument to the renowned Russian poet Alexander Sergeevich Pushkin is situated in the yard of the Russian church "St. Nikolay the Miracle Worker" in the heart of Sofia and was created by the Russian artist Vyachevlav Kluikov and the Bulgarian architect Svetoslav Konstantinov
Aqua park Vuzrajdane
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Complex "Vazrajdane" is located in park "Vazrajdane" and spans over 6600 square meters. It is next to the park zone, which spans 17677 square meters. It is located in the heart of Sofia, Bulgaria's capital, and is readily accessible by public transportation—there is a metro station nearby, as well
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The Statue Of Saint Sophia
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