Sofia National Palace of Culture Tickets
About this activity
Skip the Line — No waiting in line at the entrance
Smartphone tickets accepted
Experience Highlights
Get queue-free access to the National Palace of Culture in Sofia with these tickets. This grand Art Nouveau building has become a symbol of Bulgaria and is located in the heart of the capital. You will have the opportunity to have an audio guide in several languages to orient you during the visit or, if you choose the option for an additional cost, a tour with a private guide.
You will learn more about this place with a communist history that has a characteristic combination of geometric shapes and glass panels in an area of approximately 123,000 square metres. It is a venue that hosts a variety of events, from cultural, artistic and entertainment events to international conferences and concerts.
- Avoid the queues to enter the National Palace of Culture in Sofia with these tickets.
- Learn more about the history of this communist-era building on a tour with a multilingual audio guide or, if you choose the extra-cost option, a private guide.
- Explore this building that has become a symbol of Bulgaria and hosts everything from exhibitions to international concerts.
What’s included
- Tickets for the National Palace of Culture
- Queue-free pass
- Audio guide
- Private guide (if selected)
Step by Step
Learn more about Bulgaria's history with these tickets to the National Palace of Culture in Sofia. Avoid the queues as you enter this grand, eight-storey complex, including underground, from the communist era, where you can find your way around with a multilingual audio guide . If you choose this option, you can go with a private guide at an additional cost.
Throughout the palace you will see around 80 monumental works of art located in the corridors and halls of this building, whose construction was completed in 1981.
It is one of the largest congress and exhibition centres in southeastern Europe with a very particular modernist and communist architecture. It features a combination of sharp angles, glass facades and metallic elements that give it a contemporary and picturesque appearance.
Considered one of the symbols of Sofia, it is one of the largest multifunctional buildings in the Balkans with an area of approximately 123,000 square metres and various halls and facilities, such as the Congress Centre, concert halls and exhibition halls.
This is the venue for some of Bulgaria's most famous festivals. These include the Sofia Film Fest and the Sofia Jazz Peak. Artists who have performed here include José Carreras, Andrea Bocelli, Il Divo, Montserrat Caballé and the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra with Herbert von Karajan, among others.