Grand Hotel Sofia
5 StarsPanoramic rooftop terrace rooms, Gourmet dining at Shades of Red
Panoramic rooftop terrace rooms, Gourmet dining at Shades of Red
Stunning Sveta Nedelya views, Smart-tech guest rooms
Iconic Alexander Nevsky Cathedral views, Floret restaurant and bar
Panoramic seventh-floor terrace, Modern city center sanctuary
Quirky and unique decor, Rooms with private balconies
Art-themed industrial-chic design, On-site Art Galleria 158
Panoramic Vitosha Mountain views, Modern KOTO restaurant
Warm restaurant with stone pillars, On-site fitness room and sauna
Diverse Italian and Bulgarian restaurant, Proximity to Alexander Nevsky Cathedral
Semi-olympic indoor swimming pool, Balkan Peninsula landmark hotel
Exceptional Cooko Kitchen restaurant, Boutique design and urban feel
Venetian bridge indoor pool, Live piano dinner service
Rooms with wooden flooring, Relaxing hot tub, spa, and sauna
Ski equipment hire available, Lavov Most metro station access
Classic restaurant and lobby bar, Relaxation center with thermal suite
Historic building in central Sofia, Charming terrace with gazebo
Central Sofia location, Engaging pub crawls
Panoramic terrace with city views, Traditional Bulgarian and international dining
Diverse international gastronomy, Smart technology guest quarters
Polished restaurant with courtyard, On-site fitness center
Indoor stainless steel pool, Refined modern contemporary design
Balconies with city views, On-site Chinese restaurant
City view rooms, Modern minimalist design aesthetic
Elegant 19th-century neoclassical building, Floodlit top-floor gym with balcony
The Scene Rooftop Bar, The Revolutionary Dining Room
Historic building with unique charm, Relaxing massage services
Well-equipped fitness center, Strategic metro connectivity
Private parking availability, Family-friendly apartment options
Modern and stylish design, Well-equipped fitness center
Prime Vitosha Boulevard location, Personalized concierge services
Gourmet Le Bouquet Restaurant, Unique room layouts and decor
Panoramic city and mountain views, Renovated classic style rooms
Dedicated guest parking, Modern and clean aesthetic
Dedicated concierge services, Relaxing spa area
Bulgarian Garden Restaurant, Dedicated massage services
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The National Theatre Ivan Vazov was officially opened on January 3, 1907 in the hearth of Sofia. Today, next to the theatre are the Bulgaria Concert Hall, National and City Art Gallery, Grand Hotel Sofia. The theatre’s building is in Neo-classicism and Secession style. The project is work of the Austrian architects H. Helmer and F. Fellner. The theatre is a symbolic site of the cultural capital. In 1923 the theatre was destroyed by fire and restored in 1929, but the bombing of Sofia during the 2WW in 1943-1944 also significantly affect it. Major reconstruction and modernization of the facade and the interior was made in the 70s of the 20 century. On the stages of the National Theatre Ivan Vazov performed with famous Bulgarian directors and actors. Today the National Theatre works every day and it offers plays in its main hall with 750 seats, the chamber hall and hall on 4th floor. In the theatre there is a museum and library. They are open to visitors on working days: Tuesday to Friday. Ticket center working hours: 9.30 am to 7.30 pm on work days and 11.30am to 7pm on weekends.
Naroden teatur Ivan Vazov is a top attraction in Sofia, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
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Discover nearby attractions, such as Naroden teatur Ivan Vazov, Ulitsa Rakovski, Telefonna palata, Ploshtad Knyaz Aleksandar I Batenberg, Italian Festival in Bulgaria, all within a convenient distance from Naroden teatur Ivan Vazov.