The Province of Sofia includes the City of Sofia, the capital of
Bulgaria and a few neighbouring cities and communities. It is the largest owner
of property after the state. The municipality has the right to ownership on its
property and is completely autonomous in deciding its fate. In exercising its
powers, it does not require the approval of other bodies, state bodies, in
particular.
Sofia, the capital, is the largest city with a population of 1.3 million and
a dominant position in the country's economic, political, and cultural life.
Mountain Vitosha is just 20 km away from Sofia. Its highest peak rises to
2,290 m. Vitosha is attractive in any season for sport, recreation and hiking
with two gondola and a chair lifts to the ridge commanding a majestic view of
Sofia. Walking in summer will take visitors to the cool deciduous and coniferous
woods, rippling brooks and sunny meadows strewn with flowers and berries. In
winter, Vitosha is excellent for skiing with varied ski runs suitable for
novice, intermediate and expert skiers, a good network of lifts and rope-tows, a
renowned ski school, cosy hotels, nice restaurants and entertainment.
The Boyana Church on the Sofia outskirts is a listed UNESCO building, a fine
example of Medieval architecture with unique wall paintings.
The most impressive monument from the Bulgarian National Revival period rises
amidst the rugged beauty of the Rila Mountain, just 120 km from Sofia.
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