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Plovdiv is the second largest city in Bulgaria after Sofia in terms of population density. Located in the central part of Bulgaria, Plovdiv is an important agricultural region. It is possible to see works of Ottoman architecture in Plovdiv, one of the cities that the Ottomans gave importance to. A considerable Turkish population also lives in the city.

Chosen as the 'European Capital of Culture' in 1999, Plovdiv is located on both sides of the Evros river. In the city known as the City of 7 Hills, these hills were named as Hell Hill, Saat Hill, Taksim Hill, Seizure Hill, Cambaz Hill, Bunarcık Hill, and Macro Hill. The best time to visit the city is between April and October.

In Plovdiv, which is a very safe city, especially the main streets and the part known as the old city are quite crowded.

Plovdiv Attractions

There are dozens of different stops to see in Plovdiv, the city of Bulgaria, which stands out with its rich cultural heritage. Old Town - Also known as the Old Town, the area is one of the best restored and touristic areas of the city.

Beautiful buildings, art galleries and streets await you in the old town. In the center of Philippopolis, which dates from the Roman period, the amphitheater and the Antigue theater from the second century, which was restored and brought to the present day, attract attention.

The old town section on the Trimontzium hill: 18-19. It is famous for its national architecture dating back centuries. Many of the houses in the area are open to visitors as museums today. When you come to the city, you should definitely see the old city.

The Regional Ethnography Museum (Etnografski Muzey) serves in the house belonging to Argos Kuyumdjioğlu. The house with 12 large rooms and about 130 windows was opened as a museum in 1917. The most striking feature of the museum is the wooden ceiling carvings, which are seen in the form of different motifs in each room.

It is said that there are about 40 thousand objects in the permanent collection of the museum. Handicrafts, agriculture, fabric and clothing, copper pots, ornaments, church plaques, crocheted lace costumes, furniture, musical instruments are among the works exhibited in the museum.

Balabanov House and Museum welcomes its visitors in the building built at the beginning of the 20th century and named after its last owner, the merchant Luka Balabanov. The first floor of the museum hosts a permanent exhibition, while the second floor is used as one of the most popular chamber music venues in the city. Two rooms on the ground floor host temporary art exhibitions.

st. Constantine and Elena Church is one of the most important places in the city. Built on the ruins of an ancient castle, the church, which was built in the 4th century, was destroyed many times throughout history, and was finally rebuilt in 1830 on the remnants of its walls. The newly built church is 26 meters long, 18 meters wide and 8 meters high, making it one of the most impressive structures of the period.

The ancient Amphitheater is located in the city center. The theater, which is an important attraction for visitors to the city, is the largest Roman work in Bulgaria that has survived to the present day. It would be beneficial to have the work with a capacity of 7 thousand seats in your list of places to see. Plovdiv is home to many other works to see.

How to Get to Plovdiv?

It is possible to reach Plovdiv from Turkey by air, land and rail. Since Bulgaria is not one of the member states of the Schengen area, those who want to go to Plovdiv need a special Bulgarian visa. It is possible to enter the country with an existing Schengen visa. Visa applications and procedures are made from the Bulgarian Consulate. No visa for green passport holders.

Among the transportation options, the most economical transportation method to Plovdiv is to buy a Plovdiv bus ticket. It takes approximately 2 – 2.5 hours from Kapıkule Border Gate. You can reach Plovdiv Intercity Bus Terminal by using public transportation vehicles from the city center.

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