Few people know that Plovdiv is the oldest city in Europe. Plovdiv has an exceedingly long history with many remnants, so it would be fair to start the day with ancient historical sites. If you want to know more about the millennial history of the city, we recommend a visit to the museums in Plovdiv. During the day in Plovdiv, you can visit the Roman Stadium and the Amphitheatre, as well as visit some of the museums in the Old Town of Plovdiv. Much of what Plovdiv has to offer to tourist attractions is on the outside, including the ancient stadium and amphitheatre, the Kapan area, Nebet Tepe and the charming old town. If you want to immerse yourself in the modern culture of Plovdiv, you should visit the creative district of Kapan while sightseeing in Plovdiv. The Plovdiv Old Town area is one of Plovdiv's best attractions and worth exploring to see the influence and fusion of diverse cultures in the city. Having an area where you can feel the ancient spirit of the city makes a visit to Plovdiv special. With so many different empires ruling the region, Plovdiv has developed a unique culture that incorporates influences from the cultures and traditions of the ruling clan. As one of the oldest cities in all of Europe (some say it is the oldest continuously inhabited city on the continent), Plovdiv is steeped in ancient history, a charming old town, and a thriving arts district, with new things going on emerge.