Plovdiv is a picturesque city steeped in centuries-old history. Armenians, Greeks, Jews, Turks, Bulgarians and Roma have lived together in Plovdiv for centuries, which can be seen even with a brief look at the city’s temples. Apart from Orthodox churches, there are also Catholic Church, Armenian Church, Protestant Church, Jumaya Church, Ancient Synagogue and Dervish Monastery, the remains of which can be seen on the ground floor of Puldin restaurant in Plovdiv.

Guests of Plovdiv have a variety of entertainment options and a wide selection of hotels in Plovdiv. The restaurants and clubs in Plovdiv will offer you unforgettable moments, if you are a lover of night emotions, and the central streets are always full of life.

The “Old Plovdiv” architectural reserve has a unique atmosphere in which everyone can immerse themselves. In it, every building has its own story, which silently invites you to hear it. It is no coincidence that Dimcho Debelyanov often sang the city with his beautiful verses. The cozy taverns and restaurants in the Old Town will further immerse you in the typical renaissance atmosphere and leave you tasting the traditional Bulgarian dishes you have tried there.

The thousand-year history of Plovdiv makes the city’s attractions innumerable, from the aqueducts that supplied the city with spring water to the churches and old buildings in old Plovdiv. In the ethnographic and archeological museums you can learn more about the city, its inhabitants and their way of life. Just 30 kilometers from the city, the second largest monastery is also located – Bachkovskiy monastery and Krastova gora, where a monastery was also built in 1995.