Fly to Sofia

• Alexander Nevsky Cathedral – the city’s iconic landmark, featuring impressive Orthodox architecture
• Serdica Ruins – well-preserved Roman remains visible right in the heart of the city
• Banya Bashi Mosque and Sofia Synagogue – symbols of the city's rich cultural diversity
• National Art Gallery and National History Museum – fascinating collections showcasing Bulgaria’s past

• Vitosha Boulevard – the perfect spot for shopping, relaxing, and enjoying trendy cafés and terraces
• Borisova Gradina Park and Doctor’s Garden – ideal places for walks and picnics
• Day trips to Vitosha Mountain – great for hiking or skiing (in the winter season)
• Traditional Bulgarian restaurants – enjoy local dishes like banitsa, kavarma, or shopska salad

Local Events and Festivals

Sofia boasts a vibrant and diverse cultural calendar, with events for every taste – from open-air jazz to food festivals and traditional fairs.

• Sofia Music Weeks – an international classical music festival with concerts held in historic venues (May–June)
• Sofia International Film Festival – a celebration of European and Balkan cinema (March)
• A to JazZ Festival – contemporary jazz in a relaxed, open-air setting (July)
• Balkan Street Food Festival – regional flavors, food trucks, and a lively summer vibe (August)Local Events and Festivals

How to Get from the Airport to Your Accommodation

Sofia is served by Sofia International Airport (SOF), located about 10 km from the city center. Getting around is simple and fast:

• Metro – Direct connection between the airport and downtown stations like Serdika or Vitosha; efficient and budget-friendly.
• Buses – Link the airport terminals with central areas such as Orlov Most.
• Taxis and Ridesharing – Available 24/7 at the terminal; affordable fares and a short ride (15–20 minutes).
• Private Transfer – Extra comfort and personalized pickup, ideal for groups or those with bulky luggage.