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Tuida dates back to the 4th century and was used as a fortress until the 13th century. Romans, Thracians, and medieval Bulgarians alike defended its walls, shooting arrows from the ramparts to ward off invaders. Now, it’s your turn!
Tucked in the Vitosha Mountains, the Dragalevski Monastery is a hidden gem overlooking Sofia.
Sofia’s St. Nedelya Church is a medieval building that has been reconstructed on multiple occasions. Notably, in 1925, members of the Bulgarian Communist Party blew up the church, killing over 200 of the country’s political and military elite.
Whether you’re there out of religious devotion, or just want to see the grandiose beauty of this architectural landmark, the Cathedral of St. Alexander Nevski does not disappoint.
This double-decker tour is the easiest way to get around Sofia without worrying about public transport, or trying to speak Bulgarian.
Visit a church brimming with art, featuring Michelangelo’s ‘Madonna and Child’
Explore 500 years of Bruges history and see impressive historic artefacts.
Visit this time capsule to learn about the 19th and 20th centuries in Bruges
Learn about Belgian history, reflect on democracy, and see interactive exhibits.
