Location: Sofia
Top Things to do in Sofia
Top Restaurants in Sofia
Things to do in Sofia, Sofia Region: The Best Museums
Surrounded by sprawling parkland, Sofia, the capital and largest city of the Republic of Bulgaria, lies at the foot of popular ski mountain, Vitosha. With a history that stretches over seven millennia, ruin-rich Sofia is one of Europe's oldest cities. The National Historical Museum is one of Eastern Europe's most extensive. Wide, cobblestone boulevards, charming boutiques and truly electrifying nightlife star in this city of 1.3 million. Trolleys, trams and buses traverse the dynamic city.
Restaurants in Sofia
1. ArtVibes Gallery
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
ArtVibes - a contemporary art gallery-store, the cool spot for free-spirited, trending art. Original paintings and wood sculptures. Some independent artists are represented at ArtVibes. Selection of contemporary art styles and cool vibes:)
2. Muzeiko
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5.0 based on 112 reviews
Muzeiko is the biggest science center for children in Eastern Europe. Muzeiko is a 2,000 m2 space with over 130 interactive games created for children and curious adults. The entire content of the museum is designed to inspire children to learn, discover and explore the sciences, while helping children, their families and educators spend time together actively and effectively.
Reviewed By dntsbrlv - Berlin, Germany
Went there June 2019 with a 22 year-old and 3.5 year-old. The little one didn't get much of it, but had lots of fun, especially in the baby area. The big one loved it! Muzeiko is an amazing kids' science museum that not many countries in Europe have! Many different areas with different science fields, enough opportunity to play while exploring and learning. Also the food in the canteen was quite good especially for a museum. Love love love it! Would come back any time again!
3. Swimming Pool Art Space
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
SWIMMING POOL is a non-profit project space for contemporary art where international exhibitions and collaborations take place. It is located on a rooftop in the very city center of Sofia. Built in 1939, they consist of several rooms and terraces with an empty pool used for art events.
4. Zelena gallery
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5.0 based on 21 reviews
Zelena gallery is a cozy place in the heart of Sofia. Here you can find beautiful art or be an artist yourself. Find special gifts from our collection of paintings, graphics, jewelry, ceramic, hand painted glass, textile, accessories, boutique clothes, etc... Don't hesitate to join our events we organize every week, or just come for a glass of wine. We will be more then pleased to have you.
Reviewed By svetlanapetrova153
When I entered the gallery, I felt like Alice in the Wonderland! It a magical experience - on every step I made, there was a unique piece of art, discovering so many different and original handmade products designed by local artists. I admire the fact that the gallery supports local artists giving them the possibility to exhibit their creation in such a cosy and inspiring space. I have also visited the gallery during a workshop - the best occasion to meet like-minded people.
5. The Laboratory Sofia
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5.0 based on 12 reviews
The Laboratory is a workplace of Art creation outside the scope of mainstream mass popular culture...
6. Gallery Edna
7. ONE Gallery
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
ONE MONEV GALLERY opened its 160m2 space in the heart of Sofia in November 2017. The gallery has cultivated a highly focused program with an emphasis on new sculpture, minimalism, chromatic-ism, shape and tension. The gallery represents an intimate selection of both emerging and mid-career Bulgarian and international artists.
8. Museum-House Ivan Vazov
9. Format Jewelry, Objects & Interiors
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5.0 based on 9 reviews
FORMAT is a shared art space. FORMAT is a place to meet, work and exhibit. FORMAT is a challenge for collaboration and dialog between artists. FORMAT is a frame that you can break.
10. The Red Flat
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5.0 based on 94 reviews
The Red Flat is not a typical museum, but an interactive experience and a time machine aiming to send you back to the 1980’s - the last stage of the communist regime in Bulgaria. By entering the flat, you will visit the home of an average family and discover what everyday life was like for ordinary Bulgarians during the Cold War.
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