South Park — Attraction in Sofia City

South Park is a lusciously green patch of land among some of the most modern neighboorhoods in the capital city of Bulgaria. South Park covers an area of 1,48 km².

The project for this park was accepted and developed in 1972. The idea of the project was to create a park that works as an extention of Vitosha Mountain. Visitors can find proof of this all around the park, as it has numerous different terrain forms, untouched forests a stunning view of the mountain from specially designed open areas, several man-made lakes and the main entrance to the park meets the end of Vitosha Boulevard.

The infrastructure of the park is very friendly to all kinds of outdoor activities, as there are plenty of paths, which are, for the most part, very well-lit during the night, several playgrounds, a concert stage and a good amount of benches and gazebos. What makes the park unique is the harmony of wild and cultured. South Park is a favorite plass for extreme biking, as the terrain allows for various tracks and jumps. Walking along the paths and alleys of the park visitors will also notice informative signs regarding the different bird species that inhabit the South Park right next to wild ducks playing in a pond.

The park is alive all year round and especially in the spring and summer. There are always masses gathered there as the trees, fountains and ponds provide a great get-away from the sun. There is a menagerie of small fast food and ice cream stands, as well restaurants, cafés, stalls for cotton candy and even toys. South Park is also the host of the annual Flower for Gosho festival. Held in the beginning of summer, it is a memorial concert dedicated to one of Bulgaria’s most beloved rock musicians Georgi Minchev. On one of the alleys neighbooring the stage, there are always inflatable slide castles, trampolines, bumper cars and other attractions. There is a train-like vehicle that takes visitors on tours around the park for a small fee and departs hourly,

One can also rent a bicycles and bicycle carts to roam the park...

South Park in Sofia is a beautiful green escape right in the heart of the city. It’s spacious, well-maintained, and perfect for a relaxing walk, a morning run, or simply enjoying nature. The park offers a mix of open lawns, shaded paths lined with tall trees, and small lakes with ducks and swans that make it even more charming.

There are plenty of benches to sit and unwind, children’s play areas, and a few cafés and kiosks where you can grab a snack or a coffee. On weekends, it’s lively with families, couples, and street musicians, creating a warm and friendly atmosphere.

It’s an ideal spot for both locals and visitors who want a break from the busy city streets. Whether you’re exercising, having a picnic, or just strolling around, South Park is one of...

"Our park" we call it (for others it's the Dogs' park), as it is in close proximity to our home. This is a favourite place for our family come rain or come shine, on foot and on bicycles. The park has small hills to accommodate different companies and plenty of trees to hang hammocks or celebrate a birthday. The park has well kept grass and alleys. Culturally wise - two museums are situated here (The Man and Earth and Gallery of Contemporary Art), and one of the smaller malls (Park Centre - where you can grab snacks and drinks, or use the toilets). Concerts and festivals in the open happen there and the atmosphere when warmer weather hits is just invigorating with people on picnic blankets and...