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Plan language: EestiIf you are looking for things to do in Plovdiv, Bulgaria, an ancient city with exceptional landmarks awaits you. Take a walk through the old town center, where the 1st-century Ancient Theater of Philippopolis is located, which can seat up to 5,000 spectators. Be sure to also visit Nebet Tepe hill with its unique view, as well as the creative Kapana district with its charming streets.


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The old town center is like an open-air museum, where every corner tells a story. You will stroll along cobblestone streets among colorful houses full of art, wine, and vibrant creativity.
Kiired faktid: Here, Thracian, Roman, Byzantine, and Ottoman influences intertwine, creating a unique historical tapestry. Over 200 houses from the Bulgarian National Revival period have been turned into art galleries, workshops, and museums.
Esiletõstmised: Beneath the surface of the cobblestone streets lies one of the best-preserved Roman stadiums in the Balkans, which once hosted 30,000 spectators. As you walk along the main street in the evening, you can see ancient stone stands through glass floors, lying just three meters beneath your feet.


One of the best-preserved Roman theaters in the Balkans with surprisingly modern acoustics. You will sit on a stone nearly two millennia old and watch a performance under the stars.
Kiired faktid: Selle 28 mauri marmorist reas istub üle 5000 pealtvaataja ja akustika on nii täpne, et tagareas on kuulda tikutoosi süütamist laval. Teater avastati alles 1970. aastatel tavaliste arheoloogiliste väljakaevamiste käigus, seejärel taastati see täielikult enam kui kümme aastat kestnud projekti käigus.
Esiletõstmised: Suveõhtutel soojeneb 1800 aastat vana kivi meeldiva 30 kraadini, nii et publik istub sageli originaalsetel Rooma istmetel ilma külmata. Teatril on ainulaadne lõunapoolne orientatsioon, mis tähendab, et päike loojub etenduste ajal otse pealtvaatajate selja taha, luues laval kuldsed valgusvihud.


Step onto the hill where the city's history began. Admire the 360-degree view of red rooftops and ancient walls that breathe in every season.
Kiired faktid: Kolme künka otsas seisab linna vanim osa, kus inimesed elasid juba 8000 aastat tagasi. Siia jätsid oma jäljed traaklased, makedoonlased ja roomlased, tänapäeval on see populaarne kogunemiskoht hingekosutava vaatega.
Esiletõstmised: Muistse kindluse põranda all peituvad viie erineva tsivilisatsiooni kihid, mida saab vaadelda läbi põrandasse paigaldatud klaasplaatide. Kõige üllatavam on see, et varemete keskel saab nautida kohvi ja jälgida päikeseloojangut täpselt nii, nagu 2000 aastat tagasi seda tegid Rooma senaatorid.


The largest ethnographic treasury in Bulgaria takes you into the heart of Balkan heritage. Walk through four centuries of folk tradition, from colorful costumes to ancient crafts.
Kiired faktid: Rohkem kui 40 000 esemest koosnev näitus jutustab loo Bulgaaria rikkalikust pärandist 15. kuni 20. sajandini. Esikohal on erakordsed rahvarõivaste, muusikariistade ja traditsiooniliste käsitööde kogud, mis toovad ellu möödunud põlvkondade igapäevaelu.
Esiletõstmised: Üks võluvamaid osi on rohkem kui 2000 traditsioonilisest rõivast koosnev kogu, millest mõned on kaunistatud rohkem kui 2 kilogrammi hõbemüntidega. Just need üksikasjad jutustavad lugusid staatusest, varandusest ja pulmakommetest, mida te ühestki turismijuhist ei leia.


The view from Bunardzhik Hill stretches across all of Plovdiv to the Rhodopes. At the top, an 11.5-meter stone soldier awaits you with a story that unites the city.
Kiired faktid: On the 156-meter-high Bunardzhik Hill stands an 11.5-meter statue of a soldier with a rifle pointed eastward. The people of Plovdiv affectionately call it Alyosha, after the hero from a Russian song about a Soviet soldier.
Esiletõstmised: Every spring, thousands of Plovdiv residents gather at the foot of the statue for the traditional celebration of Liberation Day, where the wind carries the scent of linden trees and flowers. At night, powerful spotlights illuminate the statue so that its shadow stretches across half the city.


A magnificent neo-Gothic facade greets you in the heart of Plovdiv's old town. Inside, you will admire hand-painted stained glass and a breathtaking marble altar.
Kiired faktid: Katoliška katedraal Püha Ludvig Plovdivis on Bulgaaria suurim katoliku kirik ja teine suurim kogu Balkani poolsaarel. Selle ajalugu ulatub 19. sajandi 40. aastatesse, mil ehitasid selle prantsuse katoliku misjonärid, ning selle kellatorn on koguni 44 meetrit kõrge.
Esiletõstmised: Sisemuses üllatab teid vapustav barokkstiilis valgest marmorist altar, mis toodi koguni Itaaliast. Katedraali all asub salajane krüpt, kus on kogumik muistseid reljeefe ja freskosid, mis avastati 2002. aasta renoveerimise käigus.


The only water-and-light spectacle in Bulgaria, enchanting locals and travelers every evening. Walk through a veil of water droplets while pulsing lasers and sound waves surround you.
Kiired faktid: Vesi, valgus ja muusika sulanduvad täiesti sünkroonitud etenduses, kus 200-meetrist veekardinat saadavad värvilised laseriefektid. Igal õhtul kell 21 koguneb peaväljakule mitusada inimest, et vaadata 30-minutilist vaatemängu.
Esiletõstmised: Veejoa tõusevad koguni 40 meetri kõrgusele ja tantsivad klassikalise muusika, poplaulude ja isegi filmimuusika rütmis. Eripäraks on reedeõhtud, mil kohalikud DJ-d segavad otse-eetris muusikat ja purskkaevud improviseerivad koos nendega - midagi, mida igal pool ei näe.


Step onto the glass platform above the largest Roman mosaic in Bulgaria. Walk through history, where the floor is nearly 1700 years old and you look at it from above.
Kiired faktid: Antiikse klaasi all asub 2000 ruutmeetrit värvilisi mosaiike, enamik neist on säilinud algsel kujul 4. sajandist. Basiliika põhiplaan on koguni 83 meetrit pikk, mis paigutab selle Balkani poolsaare suurimate varakristlike kirikute hulka.
Esiletõstmised: Kõnnid linnulennult üle 2000 aasta vanuste mosaiikide, mis kujutavad geomeetrilisi mustreid ja lillemotiive erksates punastes, rohelistes ja kuldsetes toonides. Iga muster on ainulaadne - arheoloogid usuvad, et need laotasid erinevatest Rooma impeeriumi osadest pärit meistrid, mistõttu pole kusagil kahte ühesugust ruutmeetrit.


Your legs earn you a panoramic sweep of Plovdiv's seven hills without the tourist crowds. Crunch up the gravel path past wild thyme bushes and watch the city's red-tiled roofs unfold beneath you.
Kiired faktid: The Sahat Tepe hill clocks in as one of Plovdiv's seven historic hills, each drawing their own fan clubs among locals. A 19th-century clock tower crowns this 15-meter rise, standing guard over the city's sprawling rooftops since 1884.
Esiletõstmised: At the summit, you will find a weathered stone clock whose single hand still ticks in a dizzying counterclockwise rotation, a quirk that baffles first-time visitors and delights regulars. This 130-year-old mechanism requires hand-winding every 48 hours, a ritual performed by the same family of clock keepers for three generations.
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Kozunak is a sweet, braided Easter bread enriched with eggs, butter, and sugar. It is traditionally decorated with colored hard-boiled eggs pressed into the dough before baking.

This popular autumn dessert uses layers of thin phyllo dough filled with sweet pumpkin and walnuts. It is often dusted with powdered sugar and cinnamon for extra flavor.

Tikvenik is a traditional Bulgarian pastry made from rolled phyllo dough filled with grated pumpkin, sugar, and walnuts. It is a beloved comfort dessert especially enjoyed during the colder months.

This iconic Bulgarian salad features tomatoes, cucumbers, onions, peppers, and white brine cheese called sirene. It originated in the 1960s and was named after the Shopi people who inhabit the region around Sofia and Plovdiv.

Kebapche is a grilled minced meat sausage seasoned with cumin, black pepper, and salt. It is a staple of Bulgarian barbecue and is often served with a side of fresh Shopska salad and fries.

Patatnik is a traditional potato and cheese dish from the Plovdiv and Rhodope region. It is made with grated potatoes, onions, eggs, and mint, then baked until golden and crispy.

Ayran is a cold, savory yogurt drink mixed with water and a pinch of salt. It is a classic refreshment throughout Bulgaria and is especially popular alongside grilled meats and heavy meals.

Mastika is a strong anise-flavored alcoholic liqueur that turns milky white when water is added. It is considered Bulgaria's national spirit and is often enjoyed as an aperitif or with meze dishes.

Grozdeva Rakiya is Bulgaria's traditional grape brandy, often homemade and deeply rooted in local culture. Plovdiv and its surrounding region are famous for producing some of the finest rakiya in the country.
Hangi PDF koos kõigi atraktsioonide, hinnangute ja nõuannetega. Täiuslik võrguühenduseta kasutamiseks.
Bulgaria's capital city with rich history, museums, and vibrant nightlife.
A charming historic town with colorful 19th-century houses and cobblestone streets.
One of Bulgaria's largest and oldest Eastern Orthodox monasteries.
Medieval fortress ruins perched on a rocky hill with panoramic views.
Popular ski resort town in the Rhodope Mountains with winter sports.
Sofia to Burgas line, Istanbul Express, and domestic routes.
From Plovdiv Airport take a taxi or bus to the city center (15 min). From Sofia Airport take a train or bus to Plovdiv (about 2 hours).
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Kommentaarid (6)
Plovdiv surprised me. The old town is charming but the hills nearly killed me. Great food everywhere though.
Most museums are closed on Mondays. We learned that the hard way. Plan your cultural days carefully.
Wish we had stayed longer than 2 days. The streets are full of history and the cafes are perfect for people watching.
Weather was perfect in September. Not too hot. Found the city super walkable and felt safe even at night.
Skip the restaurants right on the main pedestrian street. Walk into Kapana district for better food and half the price.