Tourist attractions in Sofia

Approximately BGN 4 million will be necessary for the repair of the church "St. Alexander Nevsky ". This became clear after the third meeting of the Interdepartmental Commission for the Repair and Restoration Activities.

Vitosha Boulevard is on 47th place for the most expensive commercial street in the world for this year. It climbs to its highest position for the past five years.

Sofiyska Voda will temporarily suspend the water supply in some parts of the capital on 30 October.

This was announced by the press center of the company.

SOFIA (Reuters) - Vandals have again daubed with graffiti a monument to the Soviet Army in Sofia, which has long been a focus of disputes between Bulgarians who want it demolished and those who treasure it as a symbol of communism or the country's historic ties with Russia.

Sofia. During the Liberation, 12,000 people lived in Sofia, while today the city has over 1.3 million residents. This is what Assoc. Prof.

Sofia. On 8 August, with the high temperatures expected, the Sofia Municipality will hand out mineral water from 01:30 pm, said the municipality press office. This will take place in the square at the St. Nedelya Church and at Ariana Lake at the Eagles' Bridge.

For more than an hour the Simeonovo lift in Vitosha did not work, and many people remained blocked in the air. That's what the BNT announced.
 
The problem is technical, Vitosha Ski company said. Just before 12 o'clock at noon the lift was on the move again

Because of the Bulgarian Presidency of the Council of the European Union this spring, the traditional Book Fair in Sofia will not be held in the National Palace of Culture. Instead, it will be moved to the NDK Park, said from the "I read" portal. The event will take place from 29 May to 3 June.

From today begins the massive renovation of Graf Ignatiev Street. It provides for complete renovation, replacement of the plumbing installation, rails and renovation of Slaveykov and Garibaldi squares.

Today we mark the International Theater Day.
 
The date March 27 was elected in 1961 at the 19th Congress of the International Theater Institute at UNESCO, and was associated with the opening of the 1962 Nationale Theater in Paris.