What You Will Do
Plovdiv is the second biggest town of Bulgaria offering great number of extremely valuable historical sites. You will admire a beautifully preserved Roman theater, Roman stadium, beautiful houses from the 18th and 19th century that belonged to rich local merchands. The Old town of Plovdiv is a living museum that is absolutely a must to see. The village of Koprivshtitsa is one of the most emblematic and historical sites of Bulgaria. Here were born many revolutionaries, scholars, writers, poets, men of letter. Here broke the very important April uprising in 1878 that indirectly led to the Liberation of Bulgaria from the Ottoman domination two years later. The architecture of the houses of Koprivshtits is also unique. You will admire beautiful old houses bearing the spirit of the olden times.
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Itinerary
1
Todor Kableshkov House Museum
30 minutes
The guide will provide a guided tour of Koprivshtitsa and will give complete information about its heroic past and the houses that you will visit.
2
Dimcho Debelyanov House
30 minutes
The guide will guide you around the house.
3
Lyutov House Museum
20 minutes
The guide will provide guided tour around the house.
4
Lyuben Karavelov Museum
30 minutes
The guide will provide a guided tour around the house.
5
Georgi Benkovski House Museum
20 minutes
The guide will provide guided tour of the house.
6
Plovdiv Roman Theatre
30 minutes
You will visist the Ancient Roman Theater in Plovdiv dating to the 2nd century.
7
Plovdiv Old Town
2 hours
You will have a guided tour of the Old town of Plovdiv where you will admire beautiful houses of the rich local merchands from the 18th and the 19th century such as the Ethnographic museum, the house where the French poet La Martine stayed for few days, the house of the Armenian merchand Hindliyan and many others. You will admire a stunning view towards the Old Town from the Nebet Tepe Hill. You will walk on the stones of the Roman Stadium, 2nd century AD.
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