Nice and atmospheric place, especially in evening or at night. Nate and restaurant with a variety of food - mainly the usual burgers, Italian, pizza and a few specials in between. Shops you will find more interesting in the side and parallel streets on both sides…

This is definitely the main street of Sophia and where all the action is mainly at nighttime, lots of restaurants, cafes, shops etc ,also the meeting place for most people I would think. Boulevard seems to go forever with things to do and see on both sides, plan to visit during day and night for the contrast in atmosphere. I had dinner every night on this strip lots of options for all budgets.

There is nothing wrong with visiting Vitosha Street. But I wouldn't go out of my way to return. It's a perfectly pleasant pedestrian friendly boulevard with fancy shops, touristy stores, and overpriced restaurants and cafes. Take a stroll down the street, but I'd shop and eat elsewhere.

This long street is very near to my hotel thus I had walked through nearly 10 times during my 6-day stay. There're around 6 souvenir shops selling Bulgarian products mainly rose related ones. Price varies so you better have a browse at a few shops first before deciding which one to shop. The quality of the products is very good and organic. I want to come again just for the beauty products one day in future 😍😍. The restaurants along this boulevard are not great though.

The views of Vistosha mountain at the bottom of the Boulevard make this a rather special street, especially in Spring when it is still crowned in snow. Some good bars and cafes along the Boulevard too. The restaurants tend to be expensive and better quality and service can be had in the streets of central Sofia!

A pedestrianized street, but has 2-3 cross streets that cars use. Plenty of up market shops. Plenty of restaurants with outside seating in enclosed areas, but be aware that smoking is allowed inside of these enclosed restaurant areas. There is a big park at the east end of the street