Nadezhda

Nadezhda is a historic neighborhood in northwestern Sofia, located around Lomsko Shose Blvd., about 3.8 km from the city center. Today it is divided into four parts - Nadezhda 1, 2, 3 and 4.

The first houses here were built in 1906 by workers at the railway workshop, and the settlement was named after Princess Nadezhda, the youngest daughter of Tsar Ferdinand. In the 1980s the old houses were replaced with multi-storey apartment blocks, mostly panel buildings.

Nadezhda has a good metro connection - the Beli Dunav, Nadezhda and Han Kubrat stations on line M2 link the neighborhood directly to the center and the Central Railway Station. It is also served by tram and bus lines. A large part of the Northern Park lies in the Nadezhda district.

Prices in Nadezhda are among the more affordable in Sofia, and the metro and proximity to the center make the neighborhood interesting for first-time buyers and investors.