The Plovdiv city is well connected with the country through a good network of rail-road system. There are three bus terminals along with train stations. Over time, it has become one of the most important tourist destinations. The Plovdiv International Airport is very near to the village Krumovo, lying southeast of Plovdiv.
The city has a huge number of archaeological sites namely, Roman Theatre and Stadium, Bulgarian National Revival and others. A large collection of Bulgarian artifacts are preserved in the Plovdiv Museums including Archaeological Museum, the Ethnographic Museum, the Natural Museum, the Historical Museum and the City Art Gallery. This Bulgarian city houses a number temples, mosques and churches. There are many Baptist, Presbyterian and protestant churches in the city.
Plovdiv has several tourist attractions. Some of these include:
- The Old Town
- Eirene mosaic
- Nebet Tepe hill complex
- Dzhumaya Mosque
- Ancient synagogue
- St. Constantine and Helena Church
- Sahat Tepe hill and clock tower
Last Updated : June 28, 2014