- Regional History Museum – Sofia is located in one of the most beautiful and emblematic buildings of the capital city – the former Central Mineral Bathhouse, built...
- The Central Mineral Bath has a fascinating past that dates back centuries. Public baths have existed in Sofia since the 16th century, with the earliest mention by...
- Unfortunately, we didn’t have the opportunity to visit the museum inside, but we enjoyed a lot the park in front of the Sofia Central Mineral Baths.
- The current building of the Central Mineral Bath was completed in 1913. Has a unique architecture. The springs are used in Roman and Ottoman times.
- Fronted by a beautiful fountain and a small park, the Sofia Central Mineral Baths is one of the Bulgarian capital's stunning landmarks.
- ...the Central mineral spring in Sofia have a temperature of 33°C (91.4°F). The spring waters and the waters that used to run in the public mineral bath (which...
- Baths and baths have always been located on the site of the Central Mineral Baths in Sofia since the time of the Romans and Turkish rule.
- Nestled in the heart of Bulgaria's capital city, Sofia, the Central Mineral Baths is a historic architectural gem that offers a window into the city's past as.
- For a natural experience of a different kind, organize an outing to the steaming pools of Sofia Central Mineral Baths.
- Nikolova works consistently for the use of mineral water from the field Sofia-Center and keeping the function of the Central Mineral Bath.