The Serdica Archaeological Complex is a remarkable underground museum revealing the ancient Roman city that once stood where modern Sofia exists today. Located in the city center, this archaeological site offers visitors a unique glimpse into urban life during the Roman Empire.
Serdica Archaeological Complex showcases extensive Roman urban infrastructure, including streets, buildings, drainage systems, and decorative elements from the 2nd to 4th centuries AD. The site was discovered during metro construction and has been carefully preserved, allowing visitors to walk through ancient Roman streets and see remarkably preserved architectural remains that demonstrate the city's historical significance as an important regional center.
Best Time: Morning or late afternoon
Time Needed: 1-2 hours
Entrance: 5-10 BGN