Turkish rule that ended only in 1878, has brought the capital Sofia status and gave new impetus to the comprehensive development. Absorbed the traditions of all the aforementioned nations, Sofia enriched unique architecture, which gives the city a special touch. A homely Sofia, where there is no pomposity and threatening urbanization, fascinates tourists tranquility and measured. Having begun the journey to Sofia with the Independence Square, which are major state institutions – Parliament, Government House, the Presidential residence in the Hotel Sheraton in the yard where is the ancient church of St. George, the tourists can get into every corner of the city. Topped by a monument to the Russian Tsar-Liberator Alexander ii, Independence Square, surrounded by many notable attractions, among them the former Imperial Palace, the walls of which today are the National Art Gallery and the Ethnographic Museum.
Weight exciting adventure awaits guests in the vicinity Sofia, flaunts created by nature Pancharevskoe lake and Iskar reservoir, and of course, the graceful Mount Vitosha. Associated with Sophia cableway Mount Vitosha, the summer is a great place for hiking, and for a delicious winter ski holiday that can be combined with a visit to lurking on the local slopes of the Boyana Church, introduced the unesco World Heritage List. Tarnovo Spread the red carpet tiled roofs on four hills, lush greenery, the ancient capital of Bulgaria – Tarnovo, long-established their official duties, turned into a nice cultural center. Wagging the middle of the city river Yantra, with Special care is the most inaccessible regions of Tarnovo – Tsarevets Hill.