San Stefano Gallery, located within the San Stefano Plaza complex in central Sofia, is a versatile cultural venue designed to host exhibitions, performances, literary readings, conferences, and creative workshops. Opened in 2017, it combines contemporary functionality with a warm, natural aesthetic, featuring teak wood floors, Scandinavian moss wall accents, and adaptable lighting by ERCO to enhance artworks and events. The gallery’s three interconnected spaces can be configured independently, with movable walls, curtains, and ergonomic furniture allowing swift transformations. State-of-the-art audiovisual systems, discreetly integrated projection facilities, and professional technical support ensure a seamless experience for both artists and audiences. As the first gallery in Bulgaria to offer barrier walls for painting protection, and with 24/7 security, it provides a safe, inspiring environment for cultural exchange. San Stefano Gallery stands as a modern hub where art, design, and community meet in the heart of Sofia.
Sofia BulgariaSan Stefano Gallery is located in the heart of Sofia at San Stefano St 22, within Sofia's city center. The gallery is easily accessible and offers amenities including a wheelchair accessible entrance and restrooms, creating a welcoming environment for all visitors. Families are very much encouraged to visit, as the gallery is known to be good for kids. The immediate area offers a wide choice of cultural, historical, and dining experiences. Directly adjacent to the gallery is Shtastlivetsa Restaurant, situated at the same address, which serves Bulgarian cuisine in a cozy, trendy setting with both indoor and outdoor seating, and wheelchair-accessible facilities. Nearby, visitors can explore some of Sofia's most notable landmarks: the impressive Patriarchal Cathedral St. Alexander Nevsky is just a short walk away, showcasing remarkable Neo-Byzantine architecture and an underground museum. Also within walking distance are the Regional History Museum of Sofia and ancient sites such as the St. Sofia Church, providing rich historical context to the city's vibrant atmosphere.