Explore Sofia with a bus
Duration
1 hour(s)
Languages
English
Skip the line
Included
Audio guide available in multiple languages with stories and facts
Perfect overview of the city in a short time
Personalized electronic leaflet accessible on your phone
Extra information to explore further after the tour
€ 29
€ 26.68
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Experience the most convenient and enjoyable way to discover the beauty of Sofia with a ride on a modern double decker bus. In just one hour you will have the chance to see the main sights of the Bulgarian capital while relaxing in comfort. The tour starts from the iconic Alexander Nevski Square, one of the city’s most recognizable landmarks. From there, you will be taken on a panoramic journey that showcases the highlights of Sofia including its cultural, historical, and architectural treasures. An audio guide available in several languages will provide you with interesting stories and facts, ensuring that you learn as you explore. This is the quickest and most efficient way to gain an overview of the city and its most important attractions in a short amount of time.
To make the experience even more valuable, you will receive a personalized electronic leaflet that you can easily access on your phone. This e guide is tailored to provide you with additional information about the places you see during the tour, giving you the opportunity to explore further on your own after the ride. Whether you are visiting Sofia for the first time or simply want a relaxed introduction to its charm, this sightseeing bus tour combines comfort, knowledge, and convenience into a memorable journey through the heart of the Bulgarian capital.
Transport in a double-decker bus
Audio guide
E-guide prepared in your language
Meals
Entrance fees
Gratuities
Water bottle
Sunglasses and sunscreen
Children must be accompanied by an adult
Comfortable walking shoes
Bring a water bottle for refreshment
Confirmation will be received at time of booking
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Activity Provider: VIP-Sliven Ltd.
Customer Reviews
Phae
Customer service at the windows can be poor -3. Otherwise a 5, it's a convenient station which connects with the trams, bus, and subways making it very easy to get downtown. We exchanged our money there with no problem and there are food and coffee stalls just outside. There is a Billa grocery store at the end of the station.
YVRIRL
If you are taking the bus Skopje beware where you wait. Since there are two sides to the central station - international and domestic , taxi might might be drop you off at international side. Make sure you go to the domestic ( or glass facade) bus station. Here you will look for the name of the bus company you purchased your online ticket with and go to the front desk to check in with your passport ( as you are crossing 2 borders). Find out the platform number and wait. We almost missed the bus as we waited at the international station and since most customers did not speak English we ended up standing waiting at the international platform when we should have walked (be a 3 min )across the road at the glass covered building checking in. Don’t be to worried when your passport gets taken from you by bus driver at the borders. Oh yes ! Eat before you enter the bus. There is on rest stop and the journey is long.
Markus
Sofia's Central Bus Station is pretty handy, especially since it’s right next to the main train station, so switching between bus and train is really easy. If you’re coming from the airport (Terminal 2), the taxi ride costs around 22 leva. Inside the station, you can grab your bus tickets and pick up some snacks if you’re feeling a bit hungry. But if you’re really hungry, there are a few restaurants nearby to get a proper meal. Overall, it’s a convenient spot for travelers!😊
AZ
The Sofia bus station was a well-maintained and orderly place. The restrooms were clean and user-friendly. Additionally, the train station is conveniently located nearby, and it's easy to walk to the downtown area.
Klaus
Professional staff with decent English, very well organized and fast. There are toilets and places to grab some water or a coffee. The buses are big and comfortable. In less than 10 minutes without speaking any Bulgarian, I managed to find the right bus, buy the ticket, grab a bottle if water and was already on the platform waiting for my ride. Fare was cheap too, only 9.5 leva for a two hour bus trip to Plovdiv