Visit Plovdiv Province


The Plovdiv Province of Bulgaria is home to the city of Plovdiv, the country's second largest city. Located in the southern part of Bulgaria, this region is known for its rich cultural heritage and unique attractions. Popular tourist sites include the ancient Roman ruins in Philippopolis and Bachkovo Monastery, a medieval monastery surrounded by lush forests. The area also boasts many cultural attractions such as museums and art galleries, as well as a variety of shopping centers and restaurants.

One interesting historical fact about Plovdiv Province is that it was once part of the Ottoman Empire until it became part of modern-day Bulgaria in 1878. During this period there was significant Turkish influence on local culture which can still be seen today in its architecture and cuisine. Visitors can explore this history by visiting places such as Old Town, where they will find cobbled streets lined with traditional Turkish houses, shops and mosques from centuries ago.
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