Arheologicheska ekspozitsiya Antichna Serdika

Step into the depths of Sofia's history with the "Archaeological Exhibition Ancient Serdica," a truly remarkable journey back in time. Located beneath the bustling streets of modern Sofia, primarily around the Presidency, Council of Ministers, and under the glass dome of the Largo, this exhibition reveals the impressive remains of the Roman city of Serdica, once a strategic center and a favorite residence of Emperor Constantine the Great. Here, you will discover perfectly preserved sections of ancient streets, foundations of residential buildings with parts of their flooring, public baths, and fragments of an early Christian basilica. One of the most striking discoveries is a section of the grand Serdica Amphitheater, unearthed during the construction of the "Arena di Serdica" hotel, whose imposing ruins can still be admired today. The exhibition allows you to walk along cobblestone streets once trodden by Roman citizens and imagine the city's grandeur centuries ago. With its intriguing artifacts, mosaics, and informative displays, the exhibition offers a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the culture and architecture of the Roman Empire. It is masterfully integrated into the urban environment, allowing visitors to feel the intertwining of past and present. Wander through this underground world and uncover the secrets of Serdica, the city that lies at the foundations of present-day Sofia. An unforgettable experience for anyone eager to understand the roots of the Bulgarian capital.