Discover Sofia's rich history and culture with a self-guided audio tour, tailored for first-time visitors. This easy-to-follow route allows you to explore the city's iconic landmarks, each accompanied by fascinating stories and insights - simply use your personal phone and headphones.
Enjoy the flexibility to walk at your own pace, pausing whenever you like to soak in the sights. Perfect for short visits or full-day explorations, this tour offers a unique way to get acquainted with Bulgaria's vibrant capital, making it an ideal choice for travelers who appreciate independence and a personalized experience.
- Self-paced audio tour of Sofia's main attractions
- Discover hidden details and historical stories at each landmark
- Ideal for first-time visitors with flexible timing
- Explore at your convenience, whether for a few hours or a full day
Start your walk at Sveta Nedelya Square, where you'll hear a brief introduction to Sofia's rich and layered history, setting the scene for the journey ahead. You'll also discover the story of the deadliest terrorist attack in Bulgarian history, which took place inside the St. Nedelya Church in 1925.
Your audio tour ends at Sofia's most iconic landmark — the magnificent St. Alexander Nevsky Cathedral. Take a moment to admire its impressive architecture and discover the story behind one of Bulgaria's most recognizable symbols.
The Statue of Sofia is an iconic monument depicting the goddess Sofia.
The ancient Roman ruins of Serdika are located beneath Sofia's modern streets.
Sofia's only mosque dates back to the 16th century
Sofia's Synagogue is the biggest synagogue on the Balkans.
The Central Public Bath is Sofia's historic bathhouse from the early 20th century.
Sofia is famous for its mineral springs. Locals come here daily to fill in their bottles.
The Triangle of Power consists of 3 massive buildings - some of the most famous examples of Stalinist architecture in the city
This is where the president of Bulgaria works.
The Rotunda of St. George is Sofia's oldest building, dating to the 4th century AD.
Bulgaria's most prestigious theater stage.
Today, the building of the former royal palace houses the Bulgarian National Art Gallery.
Possibly the most important building in the city - the building that gave the city its name.
The St. Alexander Nevski Cathedral is one of the largest Orthodox cathedrals in the world and Sofia's most iconic landmark.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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