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Sofia has been a settlement since Thracian times and is one of Europe's oldest capitals. It is located at the foot of Vitosha Mountain and surrounded by other mountains. Sofia was established as the capital of Bulgaria in 1879 and today is the country's largest city and economic, cultural and transportation center with many universities, museums, theaters and research institutes. Key landmarks include Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, the National Theatre, and Vitosha Mountain which offers recreation opportunities near the city.
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- 2. Sofia is the largest city in Bulgaria. In 1870, there were about 19,000 inhabitants, while the largest city at that time, Stara Zagora numbered 25,480 inhabitants. 2
- 3. Sofia is one of the oldest European capitals. Its history can be traced back to Neolithic times. Traces of several Neolithic settlements have been discovered on its territory dating from 5000 BC. 3
- 4. Sofia is located close to the northern slope of the Vitosha mountain, surrounded by mountains Stara Planina, Vitosha, Lyulin, Lozen Mountain. Five mountain passes lead to the city - Iskar, Vladayski, Dragoman, Petrohan and Botevgrad. 4
- 5. The Church "Holy Sunday" is a medieval church. It was damaged then reconstructed. The most famous attack was in 1925 when more than 150 people were killed. The temple was officially inaugurated on April 7, 1933 , the wall decoration was made from 1971 to 1973 by the artistic team headed by Nikolai Rostovtsev. 5
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- 7. The past of our capital • More than 2000. Thracian Serdi tribe based its settlement. The Romans called it Serdika. By Slavs it was named Sredets . • Later it was called Sofia the name of the great Christian church "St. Sofia" 7
- 8. Many wreckages of enthralled walls and temples for these times can be seen in the city today. • One of the oldest historical monuments is the church "Saint George" 8
- 9. Sofia today • Nowadays Sofia is the most important economic, cultural, transport and scientific center in Bulgaria. There are many companies that produce variety of goods. 9
- 10. The National Assembly, the Presidency Council of Ministers and the Law Courts are situated in our capital. Presidency National Assembly 10
- 11. Council minister building Courthouse 11
- 12. Here is one of the oldest universities in the Balkan peninsula, “St. Clement Orhidski ” Beside it is the National Library "St. St. Cyril and Methodius " 12
- 13. In the city center stands the cathedral "Alexander Nevsky" 13
- 14. Central Park 14
- 15. Nearby is the National Theatre "Ivan Vazov ” In the capital there are many research institutes, an opera, theaters, concert halls, museums, exhibition galleries and more. 15
- 16. • Levski’s monument the Tsar Liberator 16
- 17. The National stadium "Vasil Levski" is the largest sports facility in Bulgaria. The stadium has 43,230 spectator seats. It is located in the city center. Officially opened in 1953, but mainly reconstructed in 1966 and 2002. 17
- 18. Nearby Sofia is the beautiful Vitosha Mountain - another symbol of the city that offers wonderful opportunities for recreation. 18
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- 20. Sofia ‘s coat of arms It’s in the shape of a shield and has 4 equal parts: St Sofia, Vitosha, Apollo the Healer and the mineral springs. In the middle is the Bulgarian state symbol- a lion. 20