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Sofia, Bulgaria, is a captivating blend of ancient history and spiritual architecture, best experienced by exploring its stunning, historic churches. Key stops include the golden-domed Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, the 4th-century St. George Rotunda, and the ancient Saint Sofia Basilica. A city tour reveals a unique "triangle of tolerance," Roman ruins, and vibrant, affordable culture. You'll see the dome over the Roman ruins in this slideshow. Our "Bulgaria, Sofia National History Museum and Roman Remains" slide show will show you what is under the dome!
St. Alexander Nevsky Cathedral is one of the largest Orthodox cathedrals in Europe, its gold-plated domes and opulent interior (marble, onyx) are the city's premier landmark.
Saint Sofia Basilica is the city’s namesak. This 6th-century church features a fascinating underground museum with Roman-era tombs and mosaics. Church of Saint George Rotunda: Tucked inside a courtyard surrounded by government buildings, this 4th-century Roman structure is the oldest in Sofia and contains remarkable medieval frescoes.
The Saint Nicholas Russian Church is known for its striking green roof and gold domes, it is a popular spot for visitors to leave heartfelt letters and prayers.
The Sveti Sedmochislenitsi Church is a unique church converted from a 16th-century Ottoman mosque, representing the city's layered history.
Music: Sparkles in a Stream by John Rudzinskas