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NDK Metro Station

Sofia

NDK Metro Station, Sofia (Historic sites)
Fig. 01NDK Metro Station© Модернатор · CC0
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About NDK Metro Station

The NDK metro station in Sofia is named after the National Palace of Culture, which it serves directly, and it also sits at the southern end of Vitosha Boulevard. It opened on August 31, 2012, when the Bulgarian government and the European Commission formally put the new, EU-funded section of the city's metro network into operation. Since August 2020, the station has also offered a transfer to Line M3. Here you can easily switch between different forms of public transportation, as several trolleybus lines stop on the north side and both tram and trolleybus connections serve the south side. This makes the hub a central starting point for reaching the area's cultural venues and the lively boulevard.

Based on the article “NDK Metro Station” from the English Wikipedia, summarized and rephrased by a language modelLicense CC BY-SA 4.0
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Sofia, Bulgaria
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42.68724° N · 23.31938° E
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