Vitosha Boulevard
Outrage in Sofia: Migrants Allegedly Attack Youngsters in Violent Encounter!
A post circulating on social media platforms accompanied by a video has stirred controversy, alleging an attack on young boys and a girl in the heart of Sofia. According to the information shared, a group of 11 individuals of Arab origin reportedly assaulted the youths on Vitosha Boulevard in Sofia, hours before International Women's Day on March 8.
Sofia Stands for Peace: March in Solidarity with Palestine
In a show of support for the Palestinian people and a plea for peace, Sofia witnessed a march that initially intended to commence from the National Palace of Culture. However, due to heightened police presence, participants gathered at the start of the pedestrian section of Vitosha Boulevard.
Those joining the peace march shared their sentiments:
Discovering Bulgaria's Hidden Treasures: Top Attractions and Unexplored Wonders
In my opinion, Bulgaria is one of Europe's most overlooked nations. Vacationers who select Bulgaria often overlook the country's other natural wonders in favor of its Black Sea shoreline. However, there is a wide variety of sights to see in Bulgaria, and the list of top tourist destinations is lengthy.
“Book Alley” in Sofia begins with Record Number of Publishers
A record number of publishing houses - 122, are participating in the "Book Alley" opening today in Sofia. The tents are located in the pedestrian area of Vitosha Boulevard and the park in front of the National Palace of Culture (NDK).
Vitosha Boulevard in the Top 50 of the Most Expensive Streets in Europe
Vitosha Boulevard, known as "Vitoshka" among the capital's residents, has climbed the ranking of the most expensive streets in Europe, according to a list of a US real estate company.
With a monthly rent of 56 euros per square meter, Sofia's shopping street reached 46th place in the survey, moving one place higher than last year's ranking.
Procession against Fur Farming in Sofia
Yesterday, about 200 people crossed the streets of Sofia between the Council of Ministers and the National Palace of Culture in the rhythm of drums, with posters and chants in support of banning valuable fur farms. The event also found strong support among artistic and fashion media.
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Vitosha Boulevard Remains Among the Cheapest Shopping Streets in the Balkans
Vitosha Boulevard is on 47th place for the most expensive commercial street in the world for this year. It climbs to its highest position for the past five years.
New Location for the Spring Book Fair 2018
Because of the Bulgarian Presidency of the Council of the European Union this spring, the traditional Book Fair in Sofia will not be held in the National Palace of Culture. Instead, it will be moved to the NDK Park, said from the "I read" portal. The event will take place from 29 May to 3 June.
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The Section Between the Court Palace and ''Sveta Nedelya'' Church Becomes Pedestrian
From March 3rd, ''Vitosha'' Blvd, from "Alabin" Street to "Stamboliyski" Blvd., becomes a pedestrian zone.
Thus, the pedestrian area of ''Vitosha'' Blvd. connects with ''Sveta Nedelya'' Church to be rebuilt and freed from cars.
Will "Alabin" Street in the Capital Become a Pedestrian Zone?
Sofia Metropolitan Council will consider and vote the pedestrian area in the center of Sofia to expand on Alabin Street from Vitosha Blvd to Graf Ignatiev Str. The report in the SEA was submitted by the municipal councilor Vojislav Todorov from the Serdica coalition group and the vote will be on Thursday, reports Monitor.