Centered in the heart of Sofia’s newest and fastest growing area, the Viridian Office Building is located on a major intersection in the southwestern corridor of Bulgaria’s capital city. The intersection of Bulgaria Blvd and T. Kableshkov Street provides excellent access to public transport and automobile commuters alike.
Sofia is Bulgaria’s capital and its biggest city. As one of Europe’s most compact and cultural capitals, it offers a variety of cultural and historical highlights including museums, art galleries, theatres and restaurants.
Local tram station is across the street from Viridian Offices.
Sofia International Airport is a short distance away.
Public bus stops are located directly across the street from the building.
Viridian Offices is conveniently located and benefits from excellent transport links including tram, car and bus.
Bulgaria’s history and architecture offer a wealth of sightseeing opportunities, from Aleksander Nevski’s Cathedral to the charming city streets.
Sofia boasts many wonderful markets, where one can find products from all over the world.
Shopping centers are numerous and you’ll find a mix of local stores and big name brands.
Local parks are well maintained and spread throughout Bulgaria’s capital city.
Outdoor life for enthusiasts is rich as Sofia offers many opportunities for skiing, hiking and biking.
Several shopping centres exist throughout Sofia. They are all centrally located and contain a mix of local stores as well as well-recognized, global brands. “Bulgaria Mall” is one of Sofia’s biggest and newest malls and is conveniently located only 50 meters from Viridian.
Some of the world’s greatest architectural finds have occurred in Bulgaria. Sofia is home to several of the oldest museums in Bulgaria and exhibits the world-famous Thracian Gold and Silver Treasures. Excavations originating from the Hellenistic, Roman and Middle Ages can also be found at the National Museum of History.
Sofia’s city centre has a certain magical quality. An eclectic mix of architectural styles has remained as many great buildings have been restored through the EU’s “Beautiful Bulgaria” project. Sofians love to enjoy themselves and have fun and frequent Sofia’s burgeoning bar, café and restaurant scene. Many of the restaurants and bars are open very late into the night.