Complex "Bulgaria", Concert hall and monument in central Sofia, Bulgaria.
Complex Bulgaria is a multifunctional concert hall and monument in central Sofia housing multiple performance spaces. The building contains a large concert hall, a smaller chamber hall, exhibition areas, and dedicated rooms for artistic activities.
The building was designed by architects Stancho Belkovski and Ivan Danchov and opened in 1937. After significant damage during the Second World War, it was later restored and equipped with new facilities.
The complex serves as a hub for classical music performances in Sofia. It draws musicians and audiences who gather here to experience traditional and modern compositions throughout the year.
The complex sits in central Sofia at the intersection of major streets and is easily accessible on foot from the city center. It is helpful to check beforehand what events are currently being held.
The building houses a notable organ with multiple manual divisions and extensive pipe work. This instrument was installed in 1974 and replaced the original that was destroyed during the war years.
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