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I think taking the path that leads up to Slavin is a nice walking route with beautiful views of the city and the Danube. It gives you a great perspective and makes the visit more memorable.

I recommend bringing a camera, but also consider just soaking in the views with your eyes first. The monument and surrounding gardens provide great photo ops, but it’s worth taking a moment to appreciate the atmosphere.

Try to visit around 9 AM, before the crowds start showing up. I did this and it felt way more peaceful, plus I got great photos without people everywhere.

Wear comfy shoes! The cobblestones around the church can be tough on your feet, especially if you decide to explore nearby attractions. Trust me, you don't want sore feet ruining your day.

Don’t forget to check out the details of the architecture. I kinda rushed through and missed some of the cool little tiles and designs. Take your time to admire the beauty—it's worth it!

I recommend checking out the Old Town Hall museum inside; it really enhances the whole experience and you learn a ton! It's not just about the architecture. I'd say plan for at least an hour here

If you're trying to save some cash, the entrance fee is super reasonable, so skip the overpriced guided tours and just explore on your own. The architecture speaks for itself.