National Art Gallery Review

The Sophia National Art Gallery is located in Batenberg Square in the center of Sofia. It was built in 1934 and was damaged by the bombing of 1943-44, so all artworks were preserved after the abolition of the monarchy in 1946. The royal exhibits are preserved in the present National Art Gallery, an old castle-style building built twice but they look integrated from the outside. The collection of more than 50,000 art works, not only contains contemporary and national revival art works, but also has a large number of medieval paintings. Picture from wiki, user "Plamen Agov studiolemontree.com" address: 1, Prince Alexander I Sqr, Sofia 1000, Bulgaria

2019.08.27 Sofia - Sofia National Art Gallery: The Sofia National Art Gallery in Bulgaria is also a remodeled palace of Bulgaria. There are hardly any well-known paintings inside, just a self-portrait of Rembrandt famous, but this guy painted himself every day, as if he had seen it at Buckingham Palace, the British Gallery, the Osay Gallery, and the Boston Gallery.

2019.08. Sofia - Sofia National Art Museum: This product that holds a special exhibition upstairs is dedicated to abstract children, and it definitely promotes appetite after reading it. Although it is very desecrating traditional art, it is worth stopping for two seconds before each work for me who still like the cult style.

Sophia National Art Museum is Bulgaria's comprehensive art museum. It is situated on the edge of Nevsky Church, a small yellow medieval building, very beautiful, surrounded by small parks, beautiful and peaceful scenery. Because of the time, it was unable to go in and visit, so it had to take pictures outside as a souvenir.

The palace of art, where there is no wireless network, only let you enjoy the art to the fullest.