Historical and Cultural Heritages

It goes without saying that this is a part of the historical and cultural heritage, but it needs special consideration. In some locations in Bulgaria during the 19th century, the typical Revival homes were constructed. Beautiful, colorful homes with distinctive architecture can be found here. They can be found in the historic districts of Plovdiv and Nessebar, the mountain town of Koprivshtitsa, or the Etara ethnographic reserve. These locations are great for strolling because they have a peaceful, relaxing atmosphere. These days, homes frequently serve as small hotels, shops, restaurants, and museums.

You should also go there because there are two magnificent Roman amphitheaters there. One of the best preserved theaters in the world, the theater in Plovdiv, which can seat up to 3500 people, was constructed in the second century AD. The Plovdiv Amphitheatre has 14 rows of immovable marble seats, and a tunnel beneath it connects to the street. It is one of the many ancient Roman structures still standing in Plovdiv. One of the most amazing remains of the ancient city is the Stadium of Philippopolis. It was given national cultural heritage status in 1995. With a five-lion entrance ticket, you can enter any day from 9 to 6 pm.

Additionally, the nation is home to thousands of well-preserved architectural sites from the Thracian, Greek, Roman, Byzantine, Medieval Bulgarian, and Ottoman civilizations. Poetic songs, rituals, music, dance, costumes, and jewelry all depict this history. It can be seen as one of the Reasons to Visit Bulgaria.