Lozenets, Sofia
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Lozenets is a district[1] and residential area located in the southern parts of Sofia, Bulgaria. As of 2012[update] it has 49,200 inhabitants.
Features
Lozenets has many modern buildings as well as many communist-era apartment blocks. The area is undergoing regeneration with areas experiencing intensive new construction. There are tree-lined streets, and many public parks in Lozenets and the surrounding areas. The area has a direct view of Vitosha mountain. A large new church is under construction. There are many cultural and educational institutes including 13 schools and three reference libraries (Bulgarian: chitalishte). Healthcare infrastructure includes the largest hospital in Central and Eastern Europe "Tokuda" with a personnel of more than 1,100 medics and three clinics. The City Center Sofia mall, European Union Metro Station and James Bourchier Metro Station are within walking distance of Lozenets.
Landmarks
- Sofia Zoo
- Kempinski Hotel Zografski
- "Krâsta" (the Cross) locality
- The Water Tower
- Sofia Land amusement park
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