SAINT-GEORGES ROTUNDA (РОТОНДАТА РОТОНДАТА СВЕТИ)
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Small church built on Roman ruins in the century, near the palace of Constantine the Great.
This small church, hemmed in between government buildings and the Sofia Balkan Palace (ex-Sheraton), is a miraculous vestige, built on 4th-century Roman ruins in the vicinity of Constantine the Great's palace. In the 16th century, during the reign of Sultan Selim I, the church was converted into a mosque, before being used as a museum after liberation in the 19th century. The walls of the small rotunda are decorated with frescoes dating from the 10th to 14th centuries.
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