Explore Boyana Church, a medieval Bulgarian Orthodox church situated in the Boyana village, near Sofia with an e-guide. This monument is included in the UNESCO World Heritage List and is the site to one of the most completely and perfectly preserved monuments of east European medieval history.

Travelers agree that the architecture and history make Boyana Church a destination, but it’s the 89 frescos with 240 human images painstakingly painted onto interior walls that have placed Boyana at the intersection of religion and art in Bulgaria.

The three historic buildings that make up the medieval Bulgarian Orthodox icon known as Boyana Church have been attracting visitors for over a hundred years. Each building was constructed in a distinctly different architectural style reflective of the time, taste and period it was created, making a visit to this famous landmark a truly unique experience.

The eastern church, Boyana’s oldest section, is one of the smallest, while the second section, built in the mid-13 century, is a two-floor wonder with tombs, semi-cylindrical vault and quiet family chapel. The final section of the church, which wasn’t built until the 19th century, showcases some of the most contemporary designs.

Explore Boyana Church at your own pace with an e-guide
Learn about east European medieval history
Discover the monument included in the UNESCO World Heritage List
Admire 89 frescos with 240 human images painted onto interior walls

Enter the church at any time during opening hours with your e-guide
Note entrance tickets to the church are not included with this tour
Reading material is available in English, Bulgarian, Russian, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Hebrew, Greek, Turkish, Chinese, Japanese or Romanian
- Please contact the tour operator to request your preferred language
- You will find their information on the voucher after booking