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Serdica Archaeological Complex
Walk Roman streets, see an early Christian basilica and peer into ancient homes in the heart of modern Sofia, right at Serdika metro.
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National Archaeological Museum
Bulgaria's archaeological treasure house in a historic domed mosque, from Stone Age tools to Thracian gold and medieval art.
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Ivan Vazov National Theatre
Bulgaria's national stage in a neoclassical Viennese-designed landmark overlooking the City Garden in central Sofia.
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Banya Bashi Mosque
Sofia's only functioning mosque, a red-brick Ottoman landmark with a lead-covered dome and a tall minaret near the Central Mineral Baths.
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Sofia Central Mineral Baths
A richly decorated 1913 bathhouse turned city history museum, set beside Sofia's hot mineral springs and public fountains.
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Church of St. Nicholas (Russian Chaurch)
A gilded-domed Russian Orthodox church on Tsar Osvoboditel Boulevard, built from 1907 to 1914 and home to the tomb of St Seraphim.
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National Art Gallery
Bulgaria's national art museum, housed in a former royal palace on Battenberg Square and spread across several venues in central Sofia.
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Sofia Synagogue
A grand Moorish Revival synagogue opened in 1909 in central Sofia, with a vast domed hall, a giant chandelier and a museum of Bulgarian Jewish history.
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Palace of the Parliament
Ceaușescu-era colossus in Bucharest, now home to Romania's Parliament and open for guided tours of its vast marble halls.
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Romanian Athenaeum
Domed 1888 concert hall in central Bucharest, home to the George Enescu Philharmonic and a fresco telling Romania's story.
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Stavropoleos Monastery
Tiny 1724 Orthodox monastery in Bucharest's Old Town, famed for Brâncovenesc carvings, Byzantine chant and a peaceful courtyard.
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Calea Victoriei
Bucharest's grand 2.7 km avenue, lined with palaces, museums, historic hotels and cafes in the heart of the city.
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Dimitrie Gusti National Village Museum
Open-air museum on Herăstrău Lake with traditional farmsteads, churches and windmills from every region of Romania.
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Revolution Square (Piața Revoluției)
Central Bucharest plaza where the 1989 revolution unfolded, ringed by a former royal palace, a memorial and landmarks.
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Herastrau Park (King Michael I Park)
Bucharest's largest park, with a boating lake, a Japanese Garden, Rose Island and the open-air Village Museum.
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Arcul de Triumf (Triumph Arch)
Bucharest's 27-metre Neoclassical triumphal arch, built in 1936 to honor Romania's World War I victory, with a climbable rooftop terrace.
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National Museum of Romanian History
Romania's leading history museum, housed in a grand former post palace, with royal crowns, Dacian gold and a full-size Trajan's Column cast.
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Cotroceni Palace
Bucharest's former royal palace and the president's official residence, with decorated royal salons, a museum and medieval cellars.
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Grigore Antipa National Museum of Natural History
Bucharest's beloved natural history museum, with 2 million specimens, lifelike dioramas and a giant Deinotherium skeleton.
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Romanian National Opera
Bucharest's historic opera house, home to Romania's oldest national opera and ballet company and a stage for music since 1954.
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