If you’re going on holiday to Bulgaria and you happen to be in Sofia, you should visit the National Gallery for Foreign Art. Located on St Alexander Nevsky Square in Sofia, it serves as the Bulgaria’s national institution for foreign artwork.

The Gallery is mainly filled with non-bulgarian artwork including European, Asian and African art, contemporary art and engraving.

The Gallery is currently featuring an exhibition celebrating the 75th anniversary of Bulgarian artist Svetlin Roussev which finishes on July 14th.

The museum is closed on Tuesdays, free on Mondays, otherwise adults pay 4lv (£1.60/$3.20/€2) and children 2lv (£0.80/$1.60/€1).

Check out the official website for details on the latest exhibitions.

http://www.foreignartmuseum.bg/en/

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