National Palace of Cuture

Alexander Nevski Cathedral

Banya Bashi Mosque

Boyana Church

Catholic Cathedral St. Joseph

Monument of the Unknown Soldier

Museum of Socialist Art

National Archaeological Museum

National Art Gallery

National Assembly

National Ethnographic Museum

National History Museum

National Library

National Museum Earth and Man

National Museum of Military History

National Museum of Natural History

National Palace of Cuture

National Theatre

Russian Church

Sofia University

St. George Rotunda

St. Nedelya Church

St. Petka Samardzhiyska Church

St. Sophia Church

Synagogue

Serdika Ancient Fortress

Tsar Liberator Monument

Vasil Levski Monument

Sofia boasts the biggest congress centre on the Balkans - the National Palace of Culture. The idea for the construction comes from the former Bulgarian first-lady Lyudmila Zhivkova (daughter of the communist politician and leader of the former People's Republic of Bulgaria Todor Zhivkov). The project was designed by a team of Bulgarian and foreign architects. It has to offer 16 halls and more than 5000 seats. The congress centre has a wide variety of technical equipment at its disposal in order to host different types of events - congresses, meetings, festivals, concerts, fairs, etc.