Ancient Serdica Archaeological Complex

Explore the Ancient Serdica Archaeological Complex in Sofia – remains of Roman streets, buildings, mosaics, and life in the ancient city of Serdica.

The Ancient Serdica Archaeological Complex showcases the remains of the ancient Roman city of Serdica, discovered in the very center of modern Sofia. The complex reveals parts of the ancient city center, including streets, public and residential buildings, early Christian sites, and elements of Serdica's infrastructure. The archaeological zone under "Knyaginya Maria Luiza" Blvd. is part of the "Serdica" Ancient Cultural and Communication Complex and allows visitors to walk among preserved structures from the Roman Empire period. Among the most interesting finds are parts of ancient streets, buildings, water supply facilities, and archaeological artifacts discovered during excavations. Serdica was an important ancient city in the Balkans, known for Emperor Constantine the Great's expression, "Serdica is my Rome." Today, the remains are among the most popular historical landmarks in Sofia, offering an opportunity to encounter the past of a city that existed over 1700 years ago. The complex is suitable for lovers of archaeology, history, and cultural tourism, as well as for visitors who want to discover the ancient layers beneath the modern capital.