General information
War memorials are an expression of the gratitude and regard of the nation for those who laid their lives for the Liberation and Unification. The tour intorduces you to the history of these memorials, raised in Sofia. Some you perhaps know, or walk by daily; others you'd encounter for the first time - yet, did you know what motives informed their installment?
Number of landmarks: 30
Approximate duration: ~ 31.5 h
Total length: ~ 126 km
Start: Doctor's Memorial
End: Monument to the Fallen in the Wars
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Doctor's Memorial
Home-Memorial to the War Invalids
Military Mausoleum-Ossuary
Memorial Plaque to the Perished in the Wars
Memorial to the Fallen in World War Two
Memorial to the Fallen for Bulgaria in the Balkan War
The Soldier Uprising Memorial
Monument and a memorial sign to the fallen pilots
Monument to Col. Boris Drangov
Memorial to the Bulgarian Revolutionaries from Macedonia, Aegean and Adrianople Thrace
Monument to the Bulgarian volunteer soldier
The General Gurko Monument
Lieutenant General Radko Dimitriev’s Bust-Monument
General of the Infantry Stefan Toshev’s Bust-Monument
The Filosofov – Katalej memorial
Monument to the fallen in the resistence movement and in World War Two
Monument to the Fallen in the Wars
A Soldier Monument in Trebich District
Memorial for the Fallen Members of the Military Intelligence
Monument to the pilots-defenders of Sofia
Monument to the Unknown Soldier
Monument to the Adrianople epopee
Monument of the Victors
Todor Alexandrov’s Bust-Monument
Monument to the fallen on 11 August 1995 soldiers
Monument to the participants in the wars for liberation
Monument to Tsar Boris III
Monument to Tsar Liberator
The Russian Monument
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