The Seven-Colored Ancient City - Plovdiv.

Plovdiv is the second largest city in Bulgaria (the second largest city is not big or developed), and is a city with a long history. From the Thracians, Greeks, and Romans, to the Byzantines, the Ottoman Empire, and modern Bulgaria, it has witnessed different historical changes. 🌟1. Plovdiv Old Town: The old town is known for its well-preserved old buildings and cobblestone streets. 🌟2. Ancient Theatre: One of the best-preserved ancient buildings in Plovdiv, built in the 1st century AD, and still used for various cultural events and performances. 🌟3. Roman Stadium: Located in the city center, part of the ruins have been preserved, and it was a sports arena during the Roman period. 🌟4. Nebet Tepe Hill: This hill overlooks the entire city and is suitable for walking and enjoying the beautiful scenery. 🌟5. Djumaya Mosque: Built in the 14th century, it is the main mosque in Plovdiv and showcases the architectural style of the Ottoman period.