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Public donations and state support helped build the cathedral. Specialists of six nationalities contributed, while coloured marbles, onyx, alabaster and painting created the richness of its interior decorative ensemble.
Under Emperor Trajan, the city gained autonomous rights and the name Ulpia Serdica. Its principal streets, Cardo Maximus and Decumanus Maximus, shaped the urban plan, later protected by fortified gates and double walls.
Kaloyan and Desislava funded the two-storey extension in the thirteenth century. Queen Eleonora later saved the church from demolition and, following her death in 1917, was buried beside its southern side.
Athletes' donations brought together Olympic medals, competition kits and personal belongings. Football memorabilia of Georgi Asparuhov and Hristo Stoichkov complements a mountaineering collection associated with Hristo Prodanov, Bulgaria's first Everest climber.