City Tour

Sofia is an ancient, dynamic and European city

Boyana Church

Bulgarian National Bank

Bulgarian currency

Coat of arms of Sofia

The grave of Ivan Vazov

The palace of Emperor Constantine the Great

Ancient Serdika

Sofia Synagogue

St. Alexander Nevski Cathedral

Little Five Corners

National Theater

National Library

National Archaeological Museum

Monument of Vasil Levski

Emperor Galerius Valerius Maximinus

Monument to the Unknown Soldier

Central Market Hall

Central Mineral Bath

Arena di Serdica Hotel

Sofia University

Sofia Opera

Sofia’s Broadway

Sofia – location

Quiz

Sofia was elected capital city in 1879. Did the Little Five Corners exist then?
The monument of Vasil Levski is dedicated to:
What could be found in the basement of the Arena di Serdica Hotel?
Coming from the East, Emperor Galerius Valerius Maximinus entered Serdica through:
From the spring in the courtyard of Boyana Church flows:
While walking through the streets of ancient Serdika, we walk over stone pavements of:
There are two brothers at the memorial in front of the National Library. Who are they?
What is the Sofia’s Central Market Hall?
The central symbol on the bas-reliefs above the main entrance of the Sofia University is:
On the grave of the famous Bulgarian poet and writer Ivan Vazov is placed:
. Where can you see the largest chandelier in Bulgaria?
How many columns are on the building of the National Theater?
On the back of the Bulgarian National Bank is located a fountain with the head of:
What is located on "Vrabcha" Street № 1?
One of the most precious exhibits of the National Archaeological Museum is the icon of St. Theodore of X century. What is it made from?
Why is the Bulgarian currency is called "lev"?
At the foothills of which mountain is Sofia?
Where was the palace of Emperor Constantine the Great located?
The front door of which building has no coat of arms of Sofia?
Which street is called Sofia's Broadway?
What does the lion in front of the Monument to the Unknown Soldier guard?
What is held in the crypt of St. Alexander Nevski Cathedral?
The historical building of Central Mineral Bath now works as: