• Roman Forum and Odeon - The Forum serves as the hub for political, economic, cultural, and religious activities, essentially embodying the city’s overall urban life. It comprises a series of buildings crucial for regional governance.
• “Tsar Simeon Garden” Park - A charming garden featuring notable monumental statues.
• Singing Fountains - These fountains showcase synchronized lights and water jets in a lake encircled by trees, with an additional dry fountain for children nearby.
• “Rimski Stadion” Square - The Roman Stadium stands out as one of the most significant structures of ancient Philippopolis and was designated a national cultural landmark in 1995.
• Djumaya Mosque - This mosque, measuring 40 by 30 meters, is situated in the heart of today’s pedestrian zone, just west of Plovdiv’s old town.
• “Sveta Bogoroditsa” Church - Also known as Uspenie Bogorodicno or “Holy Virgin,” this Orthodox church in Plovdiv’s Old Town serves as the cathedral for the city’s high priest of the Orthodox Church.
• Ancient Theatre of Philippopolis - One of the world’s best-preserved ancient theaters, it is a major tourist attraction in Plovdiv.
• Plovdiv Old Town - Features renovated buildings from the 19th century.
• St. Constantine & Helena Church - This ancient Christian church, located in the heart of Plovdiv’s old town on the Acropolis’ fortress wall, is dedicated to Saints Constantine and Helena.
• Archaeological Complex Nebet Tepe - Recognized as a cultural monument of national significance, this archaeological complex is of great importance.

• Professional guide services in English

• Entry/Admission - Roman Ruins and Old Town Museums(2.5$ per Entry))

We begin at the Roman Forum, the heart of ancient Philippopolis, where political, commercial, and social activities thrived. Admire the remnants of columns and arches, showcasing Roman architectural prowess.Next, stroll through the tranquil Tzar Simeon Garden, established in 1892. Marvel at the Singing Fountains, where water and light shows enchant visitors, especially during evening performances.Visit the Roman Stadium, built in the 2nd century AD, once hosting over 30,000 spectators. Explore the well-preserved Roman Amphitheater, offering stunning city and mountain views. Discover how this ancient venue still hosts concerts and performances, blending history with contemporary culture.Wander through the Old Town’s cobblestone streets, revealing beautifully restored houses and museums. Highlights include the Ethnographic Museum and Balabanov House.Conclude at the Church of St. Constantine and Helena, one of Plovdiv’s oldest churches.

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