Plovdiv Collection (page 2)

Fountain in Knyaz Alexander Battenberg Square (King Alexander Battenberg Square) (City Hall Square), Plovdiv, Bulgaria, Europe

Georgi Bozhilov Slona House, Modern Art Gallery, Old Town, Plovdiv, Bulgaria, Europe

Historic 19th century Kuyumdzhiogh House, House of Argir Kuymjioglou, Ethnographic Museum, Old Town, Plovdiv, Bulgaria, Europe

Traditional houses, Old Town, Plovdiv, Bulgaria, Europe

Eastern Plovdiv viewed from Nebet Tepe (Prayer Hill), Archaeological Complex, the Citys highest point, Plovdiv, Bulgaria, Europe

Roman marble amphitheatre built in the 2nd century, Plovdiv, Bulgaria, Europe

Plovdiv - Bulgaria - Views of the City. Plovdiv is situated in the southern part of the Plovdiv Plain on the two banks of the Maritsa River

Plovdiv - Bulgaria - General View, including the French College

Plovdiv - Bulgaria - The Grand Hotel Paris
Plovdiv - the second-largest city in Bulgaria after Sofia, known in ancient times as Philippoupolis. The Grand Hotel Paris

Church entrance, Old Town, Plovdiv, Bulgaria, Europe

Roman theatre of ancient Philippopolis, Plovdiv, Bulgaria, Europe

Church of Sveva Bogoroditsa, Plovdiv, Bulgaria, Europe

Old Town, Plovdiv, Bulgaria, Europe

Stefan Hindlyan house, Old Town, Plovdiv, Bulgaria, Europe

Ethnographical museum, Old Town, Plovdiv, Bulgaria, Europe

Church of St. Constantine and Elena, Old Town, Plovdiv, Bulgaria, Europe

Roman theatre, Plovdiv, Bulgaria, Europe

The Roman theatre in the town of Plovdiv in Bulgaria, Europe

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Plovdiv, the enchanting city nestled in Bulgaria, Europe, is a treasure trove of history and culture. Stambolov Square stands as a testament to its rich heritage, with its charming architecture and bustling atmosphere. The Construction of the University at Philippoplis showcases the city's commitment to education and progress. Perched atop Nebet Tepe and Taat Tepe are ancient ruins that transport visitors back in time to the days of Philippopolis. As you explore these archaeological sites, imagine what life was like centuries ago. In 1885, locals donned Typical Bulgarian Outfits, showcasing their vibrant traditions and customs. This glimpse into the past adds color to Plovdiv's already diverse tapestry. The Bridge over the Maritza connects not only two sides but also symbolizes unity among people from different walks of life. It serves as a reminder that bridges can bring us closer together. When Prince Alexander of Bulgaria entered Philippopolis, he brought hope and excitement for a brighter future. His arrival marked an important milestone in Plovdiv's history. Venturing into Old Plovdiv reveals stunning views of Southern Mountains that embrace this picturesque city. The Ethnographical Museum exterior offers insight into local traditions while Roman Amphitheater takes you on an architectural journey through time. However, not all chapters in history are pleasant; The War in Turkey left scars on Philippopolis streets as depicted by an engraving showing the Execution of Bulgarians. These somber reminders remind us never to forget our past struggles so we may strive for peace today. Plovdiv is more than just a place; it is a living museum where every street corner tells stories untold elsewhere. Immerse yourself in its beauty and let your senses be captivated by this extraordinary city called Plovdiv.