Locally known as Vitoshka, this is Sofia’s main tourist street. If you’re looking for drunk British stag parties, this is where they’ll be – in fact, you probably hear more foreign voices here than Bulgarian. Each side is lined with cafes, restaurants, and branded shops with a wide cobbled promenade in the centre that becomes a slippery death trap if it’s raining. At one end – facing the view of Vitosha Mountain – is the National Palace of Culture. Head the other way, toward the domes of Catedral de Sveta-Nedelya, and you’ll find the Court building and Serdika, the city’s main metro station.
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