Vitosha Boulevard, widely known as Vitoshka, is defined by the sight of the two-thousand-two-hundred-ninety-meter Vitosha Mountain rising directly ahead as you move south toward the National Palace of Culture. Stretching two kilometers through the center of Sofia, this pedestrian thoroughfare connects the seventeenth-century St. Nedelya Church to the city’s green spaces. During the Ottoman period, the path was an unadjusted dirt road, but it began its transformation into a central trade artery after Bulgaria’s Liberation in eighteen eighty-three.
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