National Palace of Culture

Madhusudhan Konda

in the last week

Standing adjacent to the famous Vitosha boulevard, the National Palace of Culture is an outstanding and modern building built during the communist era. It was completed in 1981. It holds about 5000 seating in its main hall while there are small concert halls present in the building too. It hosts regular cultural events of Bulgaria every day. It has a beautiful and spacious courtyard where you can see people taking a stroll, children enjoying bike rides, seniors sitting down for a coffee and few listening to the busker’s music!

Kwok Wai Chau

a month ago

Not much to see outside. The fountains leading to it are not all operational. If it is, it may look a lot better. But the flower bed is beautiful.

Catharina Marie Azur

in the last week

Didn’t go inside to explore more but just the outside and it’s great place to have a walk in this area with slight breezy weather and watching the water fountain definitely a good one. It has big park within the area that can be great for a walk, perhaps picnic or just having coffee, food, drinks closer to the area.

Georgi Valtscheff

3 months ago

A prime example of the engineering and architectural prowess of the socialist regime in the country. The building hosts many cultural and musical events and is generally seated in the most central part of the city. The encompassing park holds more monuments and memorials and is filled with young couples, skaters and tourists. Another tourist essential

Kristen Kemble

3 months ago

What a cool place for walking or running in the city. Even at night it is full of people. It is really popular place in the city. If it is your first time in Sofia you must go there. The view is amazing and really good spot of pictures. You can find a lot of young kids practicing skate.