Sofia’s Central Baths . Valentina Ciuffi. Abitare Bulgaria # 2. The Acupuncture Points of Sofia ...

Some even hate it because they want their baths back.” Opened in 1913, the Sofia Central Mineral Baths was one of the city’s most popular bathhouses, enjoying pride of place in the heart of ...

This opulent building once held the Sofia Central Mineral Baths and is now home to the city's Regional History Museum. Photograph by Visit Sofia. Located in Sofia's South Park, ...

The mosque’s name, Banya, means “bath” in Bulgarian. That’s because it is situated near the old Central Mineral Baths, a traditional Turkish bathhouse which opened in 1913 and closed in 1986.

The Central Mineral Bath in Sofia needs urgent repairs and the municipality can no longer postpone it. The building will become part of the Sofia Museum because it can not find an investor for a spa.

If you pass by Sofia Public Mineral Baths, don’t forget to take empty bottles to fill them up with mineral-rich water available at the taps in the square. It’s an experience like no other.

While everyone should visit the iconic Central Mineral Baths, some might be frustrated that they have been converted into a museum. For aspiring bathers, head to Lake Pancharevo .

The central building of the Bulgarian Council of Ministers as well as the nearby Ministry of Social Affairs will be heated with mineral waters springing in the center of the Bulgarian capital Sofia.

Gloria Palace Hotel, Set in a building dating back to 19th century, Gloria Palace Hotel is located in the centre of Sofia city right next to the Central Mineral Bath, and at easy walking distances ...

February 17 was a busy day in the Bulgarian capital Sofia, where far-right supporters marched to mark the 75th anniversary of the assassination of pro-Nazi Bulgarian defence minister Hristo Lukov, and ...

The Sofia tram network is a main public transportation facility in the Bulgarian capital ... We also pass by the former Central Mineral Baths where locals in the 19th century used to go for a ...