City of Plovdiv

Duration 8h
Movement Automobile-Pedestrian
Type Individual
Guide Live Guide
Entry tickets Payment on the spot

Plovdiv, one of the oldest cities in Europe, awaits you on an exciting one-day excursion. Situated on seven hills, this city is permeated with history, starting with the Thracian era and ending with the greatness of the great Philip of Macedon. Immerse yourself in the atmosphere of antiquity as you walk along the streets, where each stone carries its own legend. From famous archaeological sites to picturesque corners of the old town, Plovdiv offers a unique perspective on Bulgaria's rich cultural heritage.

Languages of the tour

  • Russian

Route

  • Old Town
  • Antique Theater
  • Roman fortress
  • House of the late 19th century merchant Georgiadi.
  • Old Church of Saints Constantine and Helen.
  • Houses of the merchant Kuyumcioglu.
  • The surviving part of the Roman stadium.

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Attractions

Roman Stadium, Plovdiv
Roman Stadium, Plovdiv

Explore the grandeur of the ancient stadium of ancient Philippopolis, hidden beneath the main pedestrian street of the city. Built in the 2nd century by order of Emperor Hadrian, this stadium resembles the one in Delphi. Today, only twelve such structures remain worldwide, with the one in Plovdiv being among the most impressive

Ancient Theater in Plovdiv
Ancient Theater in Plovdiv

Immerse yourself in the ancient atmosphere at the Ancient Theater of Plovdiv, one of the best-preserved in Europe. It was uncovered by archaeologists between the hills of Dzhambaz and Taxim, freed from an 11-meter layer of earth after ten years of excavation.