A city in constant flux where east meets west: cosmopolitan and fashionable with intransient cultural and architectural monuments.

Several buildings and venues vie for Sofia’s emblem; the impressive edifice of St. Alexander Nevski Cathedral and Memorial Church, the Ivan Vazov National Theatre and the imposing National Assembly.

Sofia provides luxury, first class 5 star and 4 star hotels, private lodgings and tourist hostels.

The Sheraton, Hilton, Radisson, Hrankov and Kempinsky-Zografski hotels are well situated in this capital. Sofia offers an exclusive variety of snack-bars, small restaurants, pizzerias, national cuisine diners, foreign cuisine restaurants, self-service restaurants, fast food places, open-air sandwich, luxurious restaurant, wine cellar and clubs.

Vitosha, one of the symbols of this capital, is the most visited Bulgarian mountain. It rises immediately above Sofia. In December and January while the city experiences the bite of winter, the Vitosha Mountain shines in sun and warmth. Few are the cities in the world and capitals are even fewer, that possess such a natural advantageWelcome to Sofia!