Plovdiv's Old Town is a charming historic district filled with cobblestone streets, historic churches, colorful 19th-century houses, museums, galleries, and ancient landmarks, including the Roman Theatre
Ancient Roman theatre set atop a hill in Old Town Plovdiv
Glavnata, meaning “The Main Street,” is Plovdiv’s central pedestrian promenade, lined with historic buildings, shops, cafés, and restaurants. It passes several major landmarks and is a popular place for walking, shopping, and experiencing the city’s lively atmosphere.
The Ancient Roman Stadium of Plovdiv is a remarkably preserved 2nd-century arena beneath "Glavnata", the city’s main pedestrian street, once used for athletic competitions and public events.
Located on one of the side streets of "Glavnata". Kapana, meaning “The Trap,” is Plovdiv’s lively creative district, known for its maze of cobblestone streets, colorful buildings, street art, cafés, restaurants, galleries, and small artisan shops.