Plovdiv

City in Bulgaria.

Plovidva

Plovdiv is a city in Bulgaria, known as the second-largest city in the country and one of Europe's oldest continuously inhabited cities. It boasts a rich history, reflected in its well-preserved Roman ruins and charming Old Town with traditional Bulgarian houses.

/ˈplɒvdɪv/

Plovdiv is derived from the Thracian name Philibe, which was later adapted by Greeks and Romans.

Plovdiv is an old Bulgarian city known for its Roman ruins and charming historic center, like a living museum.

Bulgaria city

city historical place