Vitosha Boulevard
булевард „Витоша“
Sofia's pedestrian main street, lined with cafés, restaurants and brand-name stores. The street's southern end faces Mount Vitosha.
Vitosha Boulevard runs south from St. Nedelya Church Square to the National Palace of Culture. Its central section is pedestrianized, flanked by 19th- and 20th-century buildings, open-air cafés, bars, and both Bulgarian and international brand shops. It's also a great place to try banitsa (cheese pastry) and Bulgarian yogurt. Looking south from the street, you see Mount Vitosha, a striking view on clear days. The boulevard is lively in the evenings, so keep an eye on your belongings. It can be combined with St. Nedelya Church and the National Palace of Culture.
Opening hours
Open all day
Nearby sights
- St Nedelya Church
- Church of St. George Rotunda
- National Palace of Culture (NDK)
- National Archaeological Museum
- Ivan Vazov National Theatre & City Garden
- Ancient Serdica Complex
- Seven Saints Church
- Banya Bashi Mosque