Plovdiv is one of the most appealing cities in Bulgaria and the Balkans with its first foundations laid here between 6-8000 years ago thus making it older than Rome or even Beijing. Plovdiv is a great combination of real historical and archaeological treasures with the liveliness of a modern city and great cultural and night life. The most visited and admired is the hilly Old Town, built on three hills called tepeta. The maze of cobbled streets which meander the area and contain the cuddled up revival houses with their colourful façades and ornate decoration don’t fail to impress and take you back in time.

The modern part of the city centre is built along the main pedestrian street starting at the Central Square (Ploshtad Centralen) and passing along Dzhumaya Dzhamia just next to the Old Town on the west. This long street runs past all kinds of monuments, fountains, the ruins of the Roman stadium, shops, restaurants and cafés all the way to River Maritsa. This is the liveliest part of the city and especially in the evening it seems like the whole population has gathered here, strolling up and down. The streets between the centre and the train station are also something not to miss. The buildings here have not been restored as in the Old Town and the architecture is closer to the capitals’ Sofia feel, but they also hold their charm. 

The prices are in euro per vehicle. All the vehicles see here. 

Duration: 7 hours /one hour and half in each direction/

Price includes:

• Transport, car, minivan A/C
• Fuel costs, parking fees, vignette
• Admission fees in the Bachkovo Monastery and Plovdiv
• Lecture of the curator in the monastery
• Guide’s services

Telephone: in Bulgaria 00 359 878 956 414, in France 00 33 6 16 40 50 80 

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