Plovdiv - Luxury

One of the oldest cities in all of Europe, Plovdiv is a great city to visit on your vacation. You can see more here than even the capital city of Sofia. Add extra amenities to your trip to make this a very enjoyable experience.

Some of the best architectural sights in Bulgaria are in Plovdiv. Here you can find remnants of the Roman society, including a partially reserved Roman stadium and the Dzhumaya dzhamiya or the Friday Mosque. Ask to have an independent tour guide on your trip to see these attractions with an interpreter. Visit the Danov House is a museum of printing, while the Lamartine House shows local memorabilia. The Maritsa River and six unique syenite hills called “tepeta” are located nearby and a must-see portion of your touring experience.

If you love shopping, Plovdiv is a great destination. There are two international fairs here in May and September that offers eclectic and amazing collections. There are a number of art boutiques, shops and museums. Visit Ulitsa Knyas Aleksander I, a main thoroughfare for plenty of shopping fun. The City Art Gallery has an entire floor of revolving exhibitions and some permanent collections form the 19th century. Visit the Plovdiv Philharmonic Orchestra to hear a classical concert. The Winter Festival of Symphony Music is held here every January for a delightful experience. Go to the local Opera or the Mesalitinov Theatre for drama and modern theatre productions.

Where should you eat during your time here? Club Restaurant Apolonia mixes architectural value with delicious dishes and refined cuisine. The Restaurant Laoota offers a large variety of traditional Luxury dishes and some of the best international cuisine.

Find a premier accommodation when you stay in Plovtiv. You can find houses with extra amenities, including a jacuzzi, air conditioning, spacious accommodation and a personal maid service for an additional fee.