A Neo-Byzantine church designed by architect Nikola Torbov (1896–1909), one of the first built in Sofia after the Liberation — with a valuab…
The parish church for the Darvenitsa, Mladost, Musagenitsa and Studentski Grad districts, probably built in 1888–1889 on the site of an olde…
Sofia's largest church by volume, in Neo-Byzantine style with colourful ceramic friezes — built from 1896 in the Yuchbunar refugee quarter, …
Bulgaria's largest Catholic cathedral — the old building was destroyed in the 1944 bombing raids; the new one was consecrated in 2006, with …
A three-nave basilica with an 18-metre bell tower in the Hipodruma district, built in 1929 and consecrated in 1949 — with an Annunciation ch…
Sofia's first Protestant (Evangelical Baptist) church, tracing its roots to 1879 — the building on Solunska street 49 was destroyed in WWII …
Sofia's only active mosque — designed by the great Ottoman architect Mimar Sinan and completed in 1566, built over natural mineral springs (…
The largest synagogue in Southeastern Europe and third-largest in Europe, completed in 1909 in Moorish Revival style with Vienna Secession t…
Sofia's oldest Catholic church, consecrated as a chapel in 1899 — declared a monument of culture in 1976. Linked to the future Pope John XXI…
Bulgaria's only Orthodox church where services are held in Romanian — built 1901–1908 to a design by architect Friedrich Grünanger (who also…