National Museum of History Tours and Tickets

Maximise your time in Sofia and take in the highlights of the Bulgarian capital on this full-day sightseeing tour. Visit the UNESCO-listed Boyana Church, learn more about the city’s history at the National Historical Museum, and admire landmarks such as the Church of St George, Alexander Nevski Cathedral, and Banya Bashi Mosque. Hotel pickup and entrance fees are included.

Explore Sofia in an eco-friendly way and journey through the past while embracing future mobility! Your experience begins with a pick-up from your accommodation in Sofia. Traveling by hybrid or electric vehicle, you'll venture to the outskirts of Sofia and Vitosha Mountain. Your first stop is the National History Museum, Bulgaria's largest museum and one of the Balkans' biggest, housing rich collections spanning from antiquity to the present day. Next, you'll visit the remarkable Boyana Church, a UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its remarkably well-preserved frescoes from the 13th century. Afterward, head to the heart of Sofia for a sightseeing tour. Highlights include the Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, Saint Sofia Basilica, Saint George Rotunda, the Parliament, the Presidency, the Roman Remains, and more. Finally, conclude your journey with a drop-off at your accommodation.

Take our Private Sofia Tour with Boyana Church and National History Museum! Discover the rich history and cultural treasures of the Bulgarian capital on a private half-day tour. This excursion is perfect for travelers seeking a personalized and informative sightseeing experience. Begin at the UNESCO-listed Boyana Church and enjoy its medieval frescoes. Next, delve into Bulgaria's past and heritage at the National History Museum. Then follow your guide to Sofia's significant landmarks and gain insight into the city's vibrant past. Leave us the details and we'll take you on an extraordinary adventure that creates memories that stand the test of time!

Sofia is surrounded by stunning natural and historical attractions, but visitors without their own transportation often find themselves restricted to the capital. Escape the bustle of the city during this half-day combo tour: Admire panoramic views overlooking Sofia from Vitosha Mountain, pay a visit to UNESCO-listed Boyana Church, and take a hot soak in an outdoor thermal spring. Tours depart from St. Alexander Nevski Cathedral.

Discover the rich history and cultural treasures of the Bulgarian capital on a private half-day tour. This excursion is perfect for travelers seeking a personalized and informative sightseeing experience. Begin at the UNESCO-listed Boyana Church and enjoy its medieval frescoes. Next, delve into Bulgaria's past and heritage at the National History Museum. Then follow your guide to Sofia's significant landmarks and gain insight into the city's vibrant past.

Sofia might be a small city but it's packed with history and culture. This small-group tour takes you around the Bulgarian capital to visit important landmarks, ruins, and museums. Learn about Bulgaria’s ancient heritage at the National Archaeology Museum and the Sofia History Museum to learn about the 20th-century monarchy period. Other highlights include the ruins of ancient Serdica, the Alexander Nevski Cathedral, and remnants from the Communist era.

See two of Bulgaria’s religious treasures and another in Macedonia on this full-day tour from Sofia. Admire Sofia’s Boyana Church, a UNESCO-listed gem famed for its 13th-century frescoes, and then travel to the rural Zemen Monastery, a medieval complex graced with murals and portraits of Bulgarian nobles. Finally, cross into Macedonia to the mountainside Osogovo Monastery, considered one of the country’s most beautiful. Lunch, Boyana and Zemen admission, and Sofia hotel pickup and drop-off included.

Visit Boyana Church, Historical Museum, St.Alexander Nevski Memorial church, St. Sofia church, St. George Rotunda Sofia is the contemporary capital of Bulgaria. Its population grew rapidly during the Communist-Socialist era (1944-1989) - at the time of its liberation from the Turks in 1878, the population of the city was 11,649 inhabitants and for a few decades after that the city experienced large population growth mainly from other regions of the country.During World War 2, Sofia was bombed by allied air crafts in late 1943 and early 1944. As a consequence of the invasion of the Soviet Red Army, Bulgaria's government, which was allied with Germany, was overthrown.The transformations of Bulgaria into a People's Republic in 1946 and Republic of Bulgaria marked significant changes in the city's appearance