Things to Do in Plovdiv

Taste Plovdiv like a local, with the locals! Visit a number of different locations, each with its unique taste and significance in the history of our city and culture.

Eat like a Bulgarian! Get to know the culture and history of what we eat, while you taste traditional dishes, accompanied by fun and insightful stories, on a tour led by a professional local guide. On our Food Walk, you will get immersed in the local culinary atmosphere, both old and new. You will also get to interact with locals and get to know them a bit better. Reserve a spot for our Food Walks every Friday and Saturday starting from 10 o’clock at the Unification Square and be our guest! If you would like to join us, please reserve your spot in advance! P.S. If you are vegetarian or vegan or have any food allergies, let us know in advance!

Explore Plovdiv on a group guided walking tour, where you'll visit the main pedestrian street, Roman heritage sites, and the charming old town while uncovering its fascinating history.

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.

Explore the oldest living city in Europe, Plovdiv, with this guided 2-hour walking tour. Discover many historical monuments including the Roman Stadium, the Djumaya Mosque and the charming Old Town.

Plovdiv is the oldest still living city in Europe inhabited since 6000 years B. C. Famous historical monuments include the Roman Stadium, the Ancient Theatre, the charming Old Town with many National Revival period houses, the Djumaia mosque etc.

Discover the iconic city monuments and landmarks on a guided walking trip in Plovdiv, with an audio guide included. Visit over 20 attractions, explore Hisar Kapiya and Ancient Theater

Tour Plovdiv's Central area, where all the city's most significant landmarks are within walking distance of each other. Learn about Bulgaria's history from a local guide with insight into the country's culture. See ancient Roman and Thracian ruins, architecture and art from the Bulgarian Renaissance and learn about life in Bulgaria's rural past.

On this 2,5 hour tour, you will have the chance to explore both the modern and old parts of the city of Plovdiv. You will learn about its century-old history, beautiful architecture, and unique spirit. The tour will cover all must-see city attractions.

Make the most of your stay in Plovdiv with this guided walking city tour. Plovdiv is one of the oldest settlements in the world, having emerged on the three adjacent hills – the beginning of its history dates back to 4,000 years BC. It has preserved Thracian, Roman and Bulgarian heritage from different epochs. There will be a 2- hour walking tour in the heart of the town and you will learn lots of historical facts and legends while exploring its most interesting sightseeing places. You will see the Roman Theater and parts of the Roman Stadium. Walk through the longest pedestrian street in Europe. Explore the magnificent Revival old town with its unique colorful houses from the 19th century. This year Plovdiv is the current European capital of culture. Important- please wear comfortable walking shoes (cubble stone streets).

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.

Plovdiv is the oldest still living city in Europe inhabited since 6000 years B. C. Famous historical monuments include the Roman Stadium, the Ancient Theatre, the charming Old Town with many National Revival period houses, the Djumaia mosque etc.

Tour Plovdiv's Central area, where all the city's most significant landmarks are within walking distance of each other. Learn about Bulgaria's history from a local guide with insight into the country's culture. See ancient Roman and Thracian ruins, architecture and art from the Bulgarian Renaissance and learn about life in Bulgaria's rural past.

On this 2,5 hour tour, you will have the chance to explore both the modern and old parts of the city of Plovdiv. You will learn about its century-old history, beautiful architecture, and unique spirit. The tour will cover all must-see city attractions.

Make the most of your stay in Plovdiv with this guided walking city tour. Plovdiv is one of the oldest settlements in the world, having emerged on the three adjacent hills – the beginning of its history dates back to 4,000 years BC. It has preserved Thracian, Roman and Bulgarian heritage from different epochs. There will be a 2- hour walking tour in the heart of the town and you will learn lots of historical facts and legends while exploring its most interesting sightseeing places. You will see the Roman Theater and parts of the Roman Stadium. Walk through the longest pedestrian street in Europe. Explore the magnificent Revival old town with its unique colorful houses from the 19th century. This year Plovdiv is the current European capital of culture. Important- please wear comfortable walking shoes (cubble stone streets).