Sofia Adventure - 5 Days Itinerary

Begin your day at the Sofia National Gallery, which showcases an impressive collection of Bulgarian art from different periods. Enjoy breakfast at The Little Things, a quaint cafe known for its delightful breakfast options.

Visit the Sofia National Archaeological Museum to explore fascinating exhibits that highlight Bulgaria's rich archaeological heritage. For lunch, head to Raketa Rakia Bar, where you can enjoy modern Bulgarian cuisine and a variety of rakia (a traditional fruit brandy).

Spend your evening at the iconic Ivan Vazov National Theatre, one of Bulgaria's most prestigious cultural institutions. Afterward, dine at Cosmos, renowned for its innovative dishes and stylish ambiance.

Embark on an adventure to Vitosha Mountain, just outside Sofia. The mountain offers numerous hiking trails with breathtaking views of the city and surrounding landscapes. Have breakfast at one of the mountain huts or pack a picnic.

Continue exploring Vitosha Mountain or return to Sofia for lunch at Boom! Burgers, famous for its gourmet burgers made from high-quality ingredients.

After a day in nature, relax with dinner at Sasa Asian Pub, offering a fusion of Asian flavors in a vibrant setting. If you're up for it, enjoy drinks afterward at the trendy rooftop bar of the Sense Hotel.

Start your morning by visiting the historic St. Sofia Church, one of Sofia's oldest churches with beautiful frescoes and significant historical importance. Have breakfast nearby at a local cafe.

Explore more historical landmarks by heading to the impressive ruins of the Amphitheater of Serdica. For lunch, try out some local specialties at Skaptobara, known for its delicious food and friendly atmosphere.

Conclude your day with a visit to the majestic Boyana Church (part of some tours), then have dinner at Hadjidraganov’s Cellars Restaurant for an authentic Bulgarian dining experience.

Begin your final day in Sofia with a visit to the Sofia Synagogue, one of the largest synagogues in Europe. Its stunning architecture and rich history provide a fascinating glimpse into Sofia's Jewish heritage. Afterward, enjoy breakfast at The Little Things, a charming cafe known for its delightful breakfast options.

Spend your afternoon exploring the vibrant Central Sofia Market Hall (Halite), where you can browse through an array of local products, from fresh produce to handmade crafts. For lunch, head to Raketa Rakia Bar, where you can savor modern Bulgarian cuisine and a variety of rakia (a traditional fruit brandy).

In the evening, take a leisurely stroll along Vitosha Boulevard (Vitoshka), Sofia's main shopping street, lined with shops, cafes, and restaurants. End your day with dinner at Moma Bulgarian Food & Wine, where you can savor authentic Bulgarian dishes paired with excellent local wines.