Dohodno Zdanie, Neoclassical theatre and monument in Ruse, Bulgaria

Dohodno Zdanie is a Neoclassical building on Freedom Square in central Ruse, built in 1898–1902 to the design of Austrian architect Peter Paul Brang. Seven sculptural figures on its facade represent art, science, agriculture, crafts, trade, defence and the flight of the spirit. Its halls are the Great Hall with 650 seats, the Chamber Hall with 180, the Small Hall with 60 and the Europe Hall with 300, alongside five foyers.

Built between 1898 and 1902 by Austrian architect Peter Paul Brang, the structure was originally designed to generate income through shop rentals and entertainment spaces. This blend of commercial and cultural functions shaped the development of Ruse's city center during that period.

The building houses the Drama Theatre Sava Ognyanov and serves as a major venue for theatrical performances and cultural events in Ruse. Its multiple halls create a living space for the city's theatrical traditions and local artistic life.

The building is easily accessible in central Ruse and offers multiple entry points for different events and performances. Visitors should check ahead to see what events are scheduled to plan their visit effectively.

The original sculpture designs were intentionally modified by artist T. Petkov from their German appearance to reflect Bulgarian characteristics. This adaptation demonstrates how the artistic work on the facade expresses local identity and pride.